By Cooper Davis

Li Yajin, a rising star in the international design community, has garnered acclaim for her innovative artwork, "Music Elf," which recently concluded its successful run at the prestigious UWEE® International Art Exhibition at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The exhibition followed a successful showcase at the Beijing Parallel Exhibition in January 2025.

The UWEE® International Art Exhibition, themed "One World, One Future," is a global initiative that promotes cross-cultural understanding and artistic exchange. Organized by the UWEE Group in collaboration with multiple governments and social organizations, and with the strong support of several United Nations bodies for the past six years, the exhibition provides a platform for artists from around the world to showcase their work and connect with diverse audiences.



The 35th ART SHOPPING Contemporary International Art Fair, a highly anticipated event in the art world, opened its doors on April 4, 2025, at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris. The fair attracted art enthusiasts, collectors, artists, and media from around the globe, all eager to witness the unveiling of this year's artistic masterpieces. Since its inception in 2007, ART SHOPPING has served as a professional platform for exchange, bringing together galleries, independent artists, and collectors from around the world, showcasing a diverse range of artistic forms, including painting, sculpture, and photography.

Li Yajin's "Music Elf," a uniquely designed art therapy instrument aimed at fostering creativity and emotional expression in children, was selected from a highly competitive pool of submissions to be featured in the UWEE exhibition, culminating in the Louvre showcase.

Beijing Parallel Exhibition Highlights:

The 6th UWEE International Art Exhibition at Luv Beijing Parallel Exhibition, held on January 18, 2025, at Fuguang Hall in Beijing's 798 Art District, showcased over 300 artworks from more than 80 countries. The event attracted global art figures and celebrated multiculturalism and artistic diversity.

According to the UWEE Group website, the Beijing Parallel Exhibition aimed to "promote cultural exchange, inspire youth creativity, and foster cross-cultural collaboration."

Louvre Exhibition Success:

"Music Elf" was on display at the Louvre from April 5, 2025 to April 7, 2025, attracting positive attention from visitors and critics alike. The exhibition provided Li Yajin with an unparalleled opportunity to showcase her work to a global audience at one of the world's most renowned museums.

The invitation letter from the UWEE Louvre International Art Exhibition Committee stated, "We express profound gratitude for participating in the UWEE International Art Exhibition 'One World One Future' and for providing your well-prepared originals of the artworks. We want to thank you for such enthusiastic support and embellishment of the world with beauty and grace." The letter further noted that, "Your works stand out among the many works created by artists around the world."

"I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to have exhibited 'Music Elf' at the UWEE International Art Exhibition in both Beijing and Paris," said Li Yajin. "It was an honor to share my work with audiences from around the world and to connect with other artists who are passionate about using their creativity to make a positive impact."

About "Music Elf":

"Music Elf" is a uniquely designed art therapy instrument that combines the power of music with cutting-edge AI technology to provide children with a fun, accessible, and engaging platform for emotional exploration. The instrument features a child-friendly design, interactive elements, and AI-powered insights, making it a valuable tool for both children and therapists.

About Li Yajin:

Li Yajin is a rising star in the international design community, known for her innovative and impactful designs. She is a Senior Member of the Art Design Association of Hainan Province and a member of the China-Europe International Design Association (CEIDA).

About UWEE:

The UWEE Group is a non-profit international organization registered in Paris, France. For the past six years, the annual UWEE Louvre International Art Exhibition, with the strong support of several United Nations bodies, has featured both a children's section and a young artists' section, divided into domestic parallel exhibitions and the Louvre offline exhibition. In partnership with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), UWEE aims to eliminate regional disparities, allow more people to participate equally in artistic creation, and convey the beautiful vision of peace and common prosperity to the world. Through offline multi-site touring exhibitions and online digital platforms (art.uwee.org), UWEE interprets and reproduces diverse cultures, aiming to provide a platform for cultural exchange for young people, promote understanding and respect between different cultures, enhance international understanding, stimulate youth creativity, improve their artistic level, cultivate a spirit of cross-cultural cooperation, and enrich cultural diversity. At the same time, UWEE aims to spread national culture, establish international friendships, and promote world cultural integration and development.