Through its vertical farm adoption program and children’s construction-site education initiative, the museum connected with the local community even during its building phase—inviting children to step into real labor settings, and encouraging neighbors to take part in everyday planting. This was never just a museum under construction; it was an artistic movement co-created with the neighborhood and grown alongside the next generation.

Now, with its initial mission fulfilled, the site has officially transitioned into CMP INSPIRATION. The walls have come down, the works packed away—but the moments of connection and creation that took place in the cracks of the construction site remain, like steel reinforcement hidden beneath the surface, quietly supporting what comes next.

Kong-ke Museum proved one thing:
Art doesn’t wait. It leads.