Adopting the critical perspective of Frankfurt School on culture industry, this study discusses the transitional space of Huashan from the Art District into the Industrial Park of Cultural and Creative Industries, with the focus concerning art space, creativity and body experience, to question the dominated role of ideology, and to find out the creative meaning under the ideological suppression. In keeping with the tide of the culture industry, Huashan not only reflects the functional space corresponding to the capitalistic logic on production and marketing, but also manifests the thinking that the art system is driven by consumption and entertainment, which results in the commercialization, vulgarization and bureaucratization of the space, the transformation of the art space into a space that could embrace the public, and the crisis that the creativity and autonomy of art is deliberately co-opted. However, underlying these driving forces, a compromised yet resistant process for practice is emerging, which through the experience of formal and informal activities, the spontaneous revolution, and the pleasure of evading social subjectivity, is capable of reversing the unbalance in power relationship, reawaking the potential of autonomous subversion, and overthrowing the representational dominance over the space, and as a result to overcome the commercialization and alienation of the space to create the new possibilities for practice and identity.