Visual Arts

The Exhibition title partly inspired by a weather term from Hong Kong Observatory: “Swells”

// Swells – Winds blow over the ocean surface and generate water waves called seas or sea waves. Propagating outward across the oceans, they are referred to as swells when they reach a distance far away from their originating area ……. When swells enter shallow waters, their wave heights would increase drastically, posing threats to people near the shoreline or operating over near-shore waters. //

I am aware of the inarticulate silence within the sediment that lying on the seabed. Occasionally, the energy that driven by wind is liberating the remaining vitality there.

#1 – I intermittently weave my hair into a piece of extended hair. This seemingly insignificant labor required a series of forceless knot to sustain the tension in between. The hair decays and bend into a ball shape. I saw a dark cloud formed there and every bits of water vapor mark the hard work.

#2 – At the moment of reunion for dried clay and water, they briefly sway and then return to calm, empowered by being patient again for the next desiccation.

#3 – Some specimen I made that has been exhibited at the Medical Museum before. I claim they are my prototype of my own plastination technique.

#4 – Straight trunk ; tortuous branch ; chaotic emergency exit.

#5 – In the city of the Mediterranean climate zone, I picked up the fruit of the tree on the road, The fruit was bitter.