UN-EXPOSING/影像连结
WHERE ARE YOU FROM
SING INTO THE VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK
WINDOW
The FEEDBACK OF LOOKING
FANTASY OF BEING IN EXILE
100 Ft.
THE LAST SHOOT
SEEING AND HUMMING
JIYŪ• BUZIYOU 自由·不自由
SEE,AGAIN,THE PASSING OF LIGHT/再び、見る、消え去る光
BE PRESENT WITH THE SHADOW
WEB CAM DIES IN THE SEA
SHADOW OF THE SHADOW/WANG LIANG WEN JING
WHERE ARE YOU FROM
SING INTO THE VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORK
WINDOW
The FEEDBACK OF LOOKING
FANTASY OF BEING IN EXILE
100 Ft.
THE LAST SHOOT
SEEING AND HUMMING
JIYŪ• BUZIYOU 自由·不自由
SEE,AGAIN,THE PASSING OF LIGHT/再び、見る、消え去る光
MANIFESTO
FANTASY FOR SOLITUDE
CV
Bio
I work and think about light and the experience of seeing – in exploring the flowing life and one’s relation with outside systems. From celluloid film, analogue video signal to digital video processing, screen-based and optical projections, installed and performed, on location and via the internet, I question the existing methods of shadow-image production by experimenting alternative ways to “un-expose.”
It has been important for me to examine both the curiosity for the camera obscura “shadow-image”(影+像) and the colonized history of image-capturing while looking as an “outsider.” I resist by proposing to un-expose, to un-do the gaze: an alternative system of the light and shadow, images of memories and haunting dreams. Blurred, glitched and overlapped images show a state of in between – not because of representational identity, but between me and the medium, between the medium and the world. My practice and research turned into the materiality while asking questions about spectatorship and participation.
Now, how could we see and experience the world differently when images are processed live with today’s digital systems - new systems on the internet, the web? How do we find autonomy there? It is to seek for the tenderness that withholds freedom and forgiveness.
It has been important for me to examine both the curiosity for the camera obscura “shadow-image”(影+像) and the colonized history of image-capturing while looking as an “outsider.” I resist by proposing to un-expose, to un-do the gaze: an alternative system of the light and shadow, images of memories and haunting dreams. Blurred, glitched and overlapped images show a state of in between – not because of representational identity, but between me and the medium, between the medium and the world. My practice and research turned into the materiality while asking questions about spectatorship and participation.
Now, how could we see and experience the world differently when images are processed live with today’s digital systems - new systems on the internet, the web? How do we find autonomy there? It is to seek for the tenderness that withholds freedom and forgiveness.