FINE ART Supports the Successful Conclusion of the 12th China Acrobatics Golden Chrysanthemum Award National Acrobatics Competition
From September 13 to 19, the 12th China Acrobatics Golden Chrysanthemum Award National Acrobatics Competition and the 6th China Acrobatics Art Festival were held in Puyang. Twenty-six outstanding acrobatics troupes from across the country staged a showdown of the acrobatics world in Puyang, demonstrating the industry's excellence with superb skills and presenting a feast blending skill and aesthetics.
Held every three years, the China Acrobatics Golden Chrysanthemum Award is a national professional literary and artistic award approved by the Central Committee and co-hosted by the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the China Acrobatics Association. It is the highest award in Chinese acrobatics and the most prestigious competition in the field. The competition was divided into Group A and Group B, with 13 acts in each group. Over two days, four rounds were held, and each act was performed twice.
During the competition, the participating teams, with breathtaking leaps and flips as their backbone and the aesthetics of contemporary cultural heritage as their soul, delivered an audio-visual feast in which traditional skills and modern art were deeply integrated. In rope acrobatics, performers leaped in unison with perfect coordination. Traditional feats such as bowl tossing on high unicycles, jar balancing, and bowl stacking, passed down through generations, saw performers complete throws, catches, stacks, and handstands in dynamic balance. Swing-bridge dives, springboard leaps, ground-ring passes, and shaking-bar rotations repeatedly pushed the limits of gravity. Each precise, clean technique froze the moment, leaving the audience holding their breath in amazement and truly feeling the thrill and brilliance of acrobatics, vividly interpreting the unique charm of acrobatics in the new era: "skill can reach the extreme, art can reach far."
In this feast at the pinnacle of acrobatics, two professional lighting fixtures from FINE ART used precise light and shadow to safeguard every breathtaking moment. The FINE 1700ZL BSWF four-in-one framing light delivers a maximum output of 40,000 lm, supporting the vast space of the mobile theatre with abundant luminous flux. One rotating gobo wheel with 6 gobos plus white, combined with a continuously rotating dynamic effect wheel, simulates dynamic visual effects, giving every mid-air flight and leap greater tension and sense of speed through the flow of light and shadow. A framing system with four full framing blades can rotate the framing direction ±90°, producing sharp, distortion-free cut edges that precisely frame every highlight of the performers' airborne flips, revealing the solid skills honed through countless repetitions.
The FINE 1400 PERF framing light has a 140mm output lens and a total luminous flux output greater than 35,000 lm. Its unique optical design produces a uniform light spot and can achieve a frost effect by adjusting focus without changing the beam size or luminous flux output. CMY infinite color mixing and CTO linear color temperature adjustment cover 2700K to 6500K. One rotating gobo wheel with 5 bi-directionally rotating positioning gobos works with one dynamic effect wheel, rendering the transitions between motion and stillness in acrobatic performances with clear layers, achieving a subtle balance between the thrills of high-difficulty skills and the aesthetics of acrobatic art in soft frosted light.
When all four rounds ended and applause and cheers echoed through the Water Show Park, FINE ART used light as a brush, not only illuminating every brilliant moment of the peak showdown among the 26 teams, but also reflecting the contemporary spirit of Chinese acrobatics: "skill can reach the extreme, art can reach far."
