You used to hide in somewhere
2 channel video (B&W. colour. mute. loop. 1’27. 1’42), Rubik's Cube, delete keys, pencil on pedestal
Dimensions variable
2018
This work is a self-exploratory project, a journey in search of a forgotten memory. The so-called "forgotten memory", is a non-existed existence, a gap in a timeline. I work with two tunnels showcase two states of mind chasing back to a memory. Also inspired by the film "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind", I tried to think from the perspective of the protagonist Joel, who erased his ex-girlfriend by undergoing a medical procedure, part of his monologue is written on the pedestal.
You used to hide in somewhere
2 channel video (B&W. colour. mute. loop. 1’27. 1’42), Rubik's Cube, delete keys, pencil on pedestal
Dimensions variable
2018
This work is a self-exploratory project, a journey in search of a forgotten memory. The so-called "forgotten memory", is a non-existed existence, a gap in a timeline. I work with two tunnels showcase two states of mind chasing back to a memory. Also inspired by the film "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind", I tried to think from the perspective of the protagonist Joel, who erased his ex-girlfriend by undergoing a medical procedure, part of his monologue is written on the pedestal.
You used to hide in somewhere
2 channel video (B&W. colour. mute. loop. 1’27. 1’42), Rubik's Cube, delete keys, pencil on pedestal
Dimensions variable
2018
This work is a self-exploratory project, a journey in search of a forgotten memory. The so-called "forgotten memory", is a non-existed existence, a gap in a timeline. I work with two tunnels showcase two states of mind chasing back to a memory. Also inspired by the film "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind", I tried to think from the perspective of the protagonist Joel, who erased his ex-girlfriend by undergoing a medical procedure, part of his monologue is written on the pedestal.
You used to hide in somewhere
2 channel video (B&W. colour. mute. loop. 1’27. 1’42), Rubik's Cube, delete keys, pencil on pedestal
Dimensions variable
2018
This work is a self-exploratory project, a journey in search of a forgotten memory. The so-called "forgotten memory", is a non-existed existence, a gap in a timeline. I work with two tunnels showcase two states of mind chasing back to a memory. Also inspired by the film "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind", I tried to think from the perspective of the protagonist Joel, who erased his ex-girlfriend by undergoing a medical procedure, part of his monologue is written on the pedestal.
You used to hide in somewhere
2 channel video (B&W. colour. mute. loop. 1’27. 1’42), Rubik's Cube, delete keys, pencil on pedestal
Dimensions variable
2018
This work is a self-exploratory project, a journey in search of a forgotten memory. The so-called "forgotten memory", is a non-existed existence, a gap in a timeline. I work with two tunnels showcase two states of mind chasing back to a memory. Also inspired by the film "Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind", I tried to think from the perspective of the protagonist Joel, who erased his ex-girlfriend by undergoing a medical procedure, part of his monologue is written on the pedestal.
2018
2018
2018
Intercounter
collaboration with Chan Hong Wing
Site-specific performance, Single-channel video documentation, Colour, Sound
2'15''
2015
We found this symmetrical space in the Hung Hom station.A set of clocks and platform signages peculiarly hang above platform 3 (to Tuen Mun, a local place in Hong Kong) and platform 4 (to Lo Wu/Lok Ma Chau, borders to mainland China). A central pillar divides the platforms into two mirrored worlds, with the exception of the synchronized hands of the clocks.
We see Hung Hom station as a miniature of Hong Kong. Both are intersectional places where both locals and mainlanders gather. We think of this station as a place where people interweave into the city. People coming from or going to a variety of destinations converge at this station. Inspired by the station’s specific symmetry, two performances had held on a bench (i:Two persons reading different stands of Hong Kong newspapers, “wenweipo” and “apply daily” at same time; ii:Two persons knitting a same scarf) and recorded from a certain position to capture the subtlety of the space.