Non-linear is the first photo I took with the iPhone’s panoramic mode. I just wanted to take a normal photo in the panoramic mode on the car. I just took the car and took this very interesting photo. .Usually, the beginning of my shooting is my interest in a scene in a moment, and I will not presume the result of a photo. Then, as the seeds are sown, the pictures grow on their own, and slowly they will grow into a panoramic photo.

This project is a sense that I did not intend to form during the photography process. This series mainly consists of works made under special conditions. This is more indicative of a disorder, where parts of the work are mostly obscured by bright colours, or blurred and form an abstract state. This state is closer to a state of consciousness in my opinion and should be closer to a non-linear ending while watching.

As an underground road, the subway plays an associated node between human society and the city. It can also react nonlinearly to a current state. And creating the object closest to me, at your fingertips, may be one of the more objective forms of expression. In the process of creating a work, some items or characters will be stripped from various backgrounds or environments or become more abstract images, which will help us to have a deeper understanding of this special place of the underground

This series was created by going to Japan to visit the Setouchi Triennale (瀬戸内国際芸術祭). At that time, I didn’t want to photograph the sea, but I found that once I was at sea, I kept thinking about the origin of myself or my ancestors. It seems that the sea always triggers people thinking about time and itself, and my purpose is to find an answer that can answer oneself. Later, I found out that in Japanese, SetoUtsumi, seems to subconsciously guide me to express this kind of thinking and process.

With the end of my academic period, this time is a special state for myself, I applied to my school for a personal exhibition opportunity. I hope to be able to talk about this kind of thinking and a situation in which I am in a school, but still, have not graduated, but have to consider my future. Create some works that reflect this emotion and show them.

This work began with a dream I had during the epidemic. The news of the spread of the disease and the daily death toll made me very scared. It all happened very close to me, and I can say that I slept in fear every day at that time. One night during the worst of the epidemic, I had an incredible dream...

This work is inspired by a dream scene I once had, as well as my keen sensitivity to materials. I tried to restore the giant transparent shell in my dream and use it as a medium to create this work by borrowing the natural conditions that do not belong to the work itself (such as light, air, temperature, space, etc.). The only thing that needed to be created was the huge PVC film, and all that was left was to blow all the elements into it.