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46 questions for Bruno Zhu

19 May 2026 6 min

In this video, Bruno Zhu invites us to take a look around his home, the exhibition 'Belas Artes', while answering 46 intriguing questions.

As he moves through the galleries of the exhibition «Belas Artes», and with a surprise appearance along the way, Bruno Zhu answers 46 questions about his favourite song of the moment, the fashion trend he would abolish, and whether we really do have a “licence to live”.

Inspired by Vogue’s famous online series 73 Questions, the video playfully subverts the format’s superficiality, weaving together seemingly mundane personal references with reflections on identity, museums, contemporary culture and the art world itself.

One of CAM’s most thought-provoking exhibitions, Bruno Zhu. Belas Artes was conceived as an installation that challenges museological conventions and questions ideas of authorship, power and artistic value.

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