They became part of a group of artists that were helping to redefine visual culture.

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When she was 15, Fu founded a non-profit group, Visual Arts and Music for Society, that organizes high school volunteers to play music, do art projects and perform in homeless shelters, hospitals, orphanages and senior residences.

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One group was taught the basic fundamentals of music, including pitch, rhythm, melody and other concepts. (You can see an example here.) The other group was taught visual art training in the basics such as shapes, colors, lines, and other concepts.

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The Tate described the shows as a "chronological exploration of the group's sonic and visual experiments" and promised "spectacular 3D effects".

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