Livingroom Courtyard
Plaster, Steel, Paper, Wood, Plants
8’x8’x8’
Isolation induces emotions to hover on the edge of tension. When we depart from home and become dispersed individuals, physical distance obstructs interaction with familiar groups. How do our bodies cope with these emotional needs? I systematically investigated the ramifications of isolation on affective states.
Starting from the symptoms of insomnia, I looked at inanimate dolls as a way to deal with consciousness repeatedly hovering on the edge of wakefulness and sleep. There is no doubt that it is a kind of emotional compensation, a physical mapping of one's untouchable virtual communication, so that one can live alone and feel at ease with a physical entity in the real world after having communicated with a person on a cold electronic device.
Insomniac Bear
Canon760D
The work explores memory concretization by expressing diverse memories through a consistent form. Memories fade daily, blur in our minds, and require retracing. They only resurface through senses and objects—tear-stained tissues, gifts, familiar scents, or melodies. This piece encapsulates the ephemeral nature of memories, making it a poignant exploration of the passage of time and emotional connections.
Beyond Reach
Multiple Materials
Touch Starvation
Plastic, Silicone
15cm x 20cm
We are always be educated by some classic stories in our life and asked to follow a certain truth, but sometimes it is not suitable for the reality. People always tend to form a fixed mind- set, not willing to analyze the changes and developments of things, or study the special con- tradictions of things. This makes me realize the importance of stepping out of the stereotypes in our mind. If we don't question the old concepts, we would never look at the problem from a new perspective. This kind of dogmatic behavior will Numbs our senses and our mind.
The Greatest Apple
Video, 2’31’’ 2022