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-being
-born in Taipei, Taiwan
-was in Taiching, Taiwan
-currently in Edinburgh, Scotland
-Architecture
-Art, Space+Nature

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Showing posts with label art space and nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art space and nature. Show all posts

Friday, 6 December 2019

Is The Forest Touching You?


When it is quiet, settled and invisible, how do we feel with the forest? 

Monday, 18 November 2019

Sunday, 29 September 2019

Trapped in____

In life, We are all lost.
We are all trapped.
We are all alone.

In city, we trap plants.
In landscape, we are trapped by them.
We trap plants and plants trap us.

Monday, 29 July 2019

Violence Of Slow Tides

What is happening with coastal change today is not the consequence of any rapid or impulsive actions. It is an outcome of a series of slow violence, which happens everyday, everywhere, quietly but toxically. Words are also part of the slow violence. Climate change deniers speak against climate change issues on TV and social media everyday, manipulating the public by their discourse. They deny the existence of global warming and the evidence of rising sea-levels. In contrast to the event-based disasters that gain most of the attention from the public, slow violence occurs gradually and out of sight, such as coastal erosion. The violence of delayed destruction is rarely considered as violence at all. However, it is much more influential and devastating than the event-based disasters because it occurs across time and space. (Nixon, 2011:2)

Monday, 10 June 2019

Thoughts#3 behind "My Bed Is An Island"



#3
My bed is an island.
I’m happier when I’m alone.
I want to spend quality time with my bed.

Friday, 7 June 2019

Thoughts#2 behind "My Bed Is An Island"


#2
Have you ever felt that you are dying inside and out?
mentally and physically
Sometimes, everything is overwhelming.

Wednesday, 5 June 2019

Thoughts#1 behind "My Bed Is An Island"



#1
Thank you for spending time with me and yourself.
Thank you for spending time with plants from Black Wood.

In life,
We are all lost.
We are all trapped.
We are all alone.

Friday, 31 May 2019

My Bed Is An Island

In city, human trap plants to be with them. 
In the woods, I was trapped among the plants. I was isolated and even alienated, but the plants were with me. I want to make them my companions. I want to touch them, the softness of them.

Wednesday, 29 May 2019

Marie Cardona


Marie Cardona is the fiancée of the title character, Meursault, in “the Outsider” by Albert Camus. She represents the enjoyable life Meursault desires. Marie Cardona is a sexual fantasy and symbolic object to Meursault. She is replaceable. She could be any girl. 

Sunday, 17 March 2019

How Do I Archive The Feeling Of Nothingness?

How do I archive the feeling of nothingness?
Ciomar as Urrainn dhomh Tasgadh am Farachdainn Neonitheachd-sa?

Monday, 17 December 2018

Doubt Is Our Product


The work comprises of hundreds of quotations from climate change deniers, sourced from 1989 to 2018. These deniers are either scientists, who are supported by big fossil fuel companies, or politicians, whose only care is profit. 

此件作品靈感來自紀錄片「Merchants of Doubt」,節錄了數百則否定氣候變遷的科學家、政治人物以及石油公司的言論,這些人大多接受了來自石油公司的資金支援並且視環境於無物,所關注的只有利益。

Friday, 30 November 2018

Walking On Nothing: 95064 Steps, 61300 Metres



This work is my first respond to the eight-day trip in Lewis & Harris in October. And its about my feelings on the island, which I felt NOTHING. 
Its not hate or love, just nothing.
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此件作品是源自十月時在Lewis & Harris島上八天的旅行經驗,一段關於無法感受當地的經歷,並非喜愛或是討厭。
多數時候我什麼也感受不到。

Tuesday, 20 November 2018

a day in North Berwick - Texture Of Bay


A day in Yellowcraig Beach, North Berwick with Alex Hackett, ASN Graduate.