BLUR SCARS
Grandma moved in with us from the first day the house was renovated. No one has been there as long as my grandma, partly because she doesn't like going out very much, and partly because she's not as healthy as she used to be. But ironically, as more and more things are hoarded at home, fewer and fewer people stay in that house. Sometimes I feel the run-down of this house, like the withering of her heart. The last time I went home, I could feel her unease spreading throughout the house. For example, the mirror hanging on the entrance door, or the camera facing the front door and the living room, etc. She didn't complain to me about anything, but I could feel everything in the house is crying.
EVIL-EXPOSING MIRROR Digital Print 55 x 55 CM
IT’S GOING TO RAIN Digital Print 55 x 55 CM
PICKING Digital Print 55 x 55 CM
EVERYTHING IS FALLING APART Digital Print 55 x 55 CM
EVERYTHING WILL BE ALRIGHT Digital Print 55 x 55 CM My gandma likes to keep everything at home, she always say: Don’t throw away! This will become handful later. So there are a lot of disposable lunch boxes were put on the stairs used as the containers of the falling pieces from the wall. I think this maybe the aftermath of the greatest famine years in China. Old people I know who has experienced that kind of poverty seem to have a hoarding addiction.
T DOESN’T MATTER Digital Print 55 x 55 CM
BUDDYS Digital Print 55 x 55 CM
FEELING GOOD? Digital Print 55 x 55 CM
"Ever since she left, everything in the apartment is sad. I have to comfort them all before I go to sleep."
- Chungking Express (1994)