Paper, markers, tape, video documentation (1 min 20 sec)
99 × 83 cm
2018, Beijing
The work reconfigures a garment as a recording device.
A garment was made from paper—it was both paper and clothing. Pens were tied to the hair, becoming both hair and drawing instruments. The paper garment was worn continuously over the course of an ordinary day. Every movement of the body, every moment of friction, every gesture, and every encounter with the surrounding environment left irreversible traces on its surface. Throughout this process, the body functioned both as performer and as drawing instrument.
A voice recorder was mailed from Beijing to Tibet and back again. Kept recording throughout the journey, it continuously captured the changing sounds of its surroundings. Over nine days, voices, silence and environmental noise accumulated into a single audio file, preserving the journey as a continuous recording.
@ Art Festival 77 Cultural and Creative Park, Beijing, China 2019.
Interaction of Performance and Space
Marker, paper, cotton thread, video documentation (2 min 54 sec) 273 × 90 cm 2019, Beijing
A sheet of white paper was placed beneath a classroom desk. A length of cotton thread was tied between the corner of the desk and the participant's leg, with markers suspended from the tightened thread. Quietly, the slight movements and tremors of the leg left their traces on the paper below.
@ Art Festival 77 Cultural and Creative Park, Beijing, China 2019.
"Hey, What Are You Doing?"
Video (1 min 58 sec) Variable dimensions 2020, Beijing
A continuously magnified image. A wandering line. A single sentence brings everything to an abrupt end. The video presents three endings. Where one action ends and another begins remains uncertain. Each seems to move towards its own conclusion, yet comes to an end quietly, without warning.
F·ART
White Field Art Space, 798 Art District, Beijing, China, 2020.
A Guide to Emotional Value
Thermal printing, screen printing, text
Variable dimensions
2020, Beijing
The work comprises 500 written instructions, each proposing a possible action. Moving between everyday gestures, observation and imagination, they revolve around subtle moments of emotional transition.
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Every sad person can read a painting out loud.
Every sad person can paint a poem.
Every sad person can describe themselves with one color.
Every sad person can describe someone else with one color.
Every sad person can tidy a room and sort everything by color.
Every sad person can sort people by color.
Every sad person can find water of one color.
Every sad person can record the color they see most often around them.
Every sad person can hide a piece of ice.
Every sad person can polish a watch.
Every sad person can watch a streetlight that stays on for one whole night.
Every sad person can observe the movement of the object in front of them, follow it with lines, and draw only its movement.
Every sad person can cut the soles off their shoes and walk for one day.
Every sad person can imagine a bouquet of flowers.
Every sad person can imagine a bouquet of flowers they have never seen before.
Every sad person can imagine being an invisible bee.
Every sad person can imagine a machine that burns everything filled with complicated meanings, whether material or emotional.
Every sad person can replace names with smells.
Every sad person can replace cities with smells.
Every sad person can weave a piece of clothing from their own hair.
Every sad person can think about the intention of the creator.
Every sad person can think about whether creation is real.
Every sad person can think about the limits of civilization.
Every sad person can think about the meaning of the relationship between the individual and the group.
Every sad person can think about why individuals always move toward the group.
Every sad person can think about what humans are for, from the point of view of a machine.
Every sad person can think about what a new medium is.
Every sad person can think about how to tell whether a machine has human intelligence.
Every sad person can think about how mechanical automation affects the present.
Every sad person can think about how life can become an aesthetic.
Every sad person can think about the limits of non-rational computation.
Every sad person can think about why ghosts and gods exist.
Every sad person can think about what came before religion.
Every sad person can think about what the everyday is.
Every sad person can think about what the non-everyday is.
Every sad person can think about the limits of existence.
Every sad person can think about the sentence: "Perfect reason always returns to feeling."
Every sad person can think about the definition of poetry.
Every sad person can think about the line between the absurd and reality.
Every sad person can think about the smallest ecosystem that can reflect the largest part of society.
Every sad person can think about the purpose of merging.
Every sad person can think about what technology will make disappear.
Every sad person can think about what technology will make evolve.
Every sad person can think about the limits of experience.
Every sad person can think about what kind of material gray is.
Every sad person can think about the social role of the museum.
Every sad person can think about the elements of symbolism.
Every sad person can think about the idea that watching a film is a form of rape of consciousness.
Every sad person can think about what values an exhibition should have.
Every sad person can think about the relationship between phenomena and culture.
Every sad person can think about where the worship of numbers comes from.
Every sad person can think about the cultural meaning of standing.
Every sad person can think about the cultural meaning of "1."
Every sad person can think about what makes reconstruction complete.
Every sad person can think about the importance of identity.
Every sad person can think about a world without government.
Every sad person can think about what people wear in an ideal society.
Every sad person can think about the social nature of human beings.
Every sad person can think about the definition of post-life.
Every sad person can tell beauty.
Every sad person can tell ugliness.
Every sad person can define beauty.
Every sad person can define ugliness.
Every sad person can make a table sit on a chair.
Every sad person can make a chair sit on a table.
Every sad person can hold their own hand for one day.
Every sad person can hold their own hand for one week.
Every sad person can hold their own hand for one month.
Every sad person can hold their own hand for one year.
Every sad person can try to understand a dog's language.
Every sad person can try to learn a dog's language.
Every sad person can imagine a chair flying.
Every sad person can scream at a tree.
Every sad person can make a chair.
Every sad person can make a doorbell.
Every sad person can pour wine for wine to drink.
Every sad person can worship Buddha.
Every sad person can worship the Buddha in a painting.
Every sad person can worship the Buddha in a sculpture.
Every sad person can worship the Buddha on TV.
Every sad person can worship the Buddha someone talks about.
Every sad person can worship an imagined Buddha.
Every sad person can worship any Buddha they can see.
Every sad person can worship any Buddha they cannot see.
Every sad person can worship the Buddha someone else believes in.
Every sad person can worship the Buddha someone else does not believe in.
Every sad person can try to become Buddha.
Every sad person can post one character on Moments every day for one week.
Every sad person can post one character on Moments every day for one month.
Every sad person can post one character on Moments every day for one year.
Every sad person can post one character on Moments every day until it becomes a sentence. When one sentence ends, they can begin another.
Every sad person can stare at one point until their vision becomes blurry.
Every sad person can look at an object until it becomes strange.
Every sad person can zone out while looking at any person or object.
Every sad person can record what makes them zone out.
Every sad person can make the outline of an object go on forever.
Every sad person can make an object spin.
Every sad person can make a sphere grow spikes.
Every sad person can throw away their clothes.
Every sad person can throw away their shoes.
Every sad person can throw away decoration.
Every sad person can throw away good posture.
Every sad person can throw away the ability to stand.
Every sad person can throw away thought.
Every sad person can throw away the awareness of existence.
Every sad person can throw away logic.
Every sad person can throw away their eyes.
Every sad person can throw away their ears.
Every sad person can throw away their hands.
Every sad person can throw away their feet.
Every sad person can throw away their heart.
Every sad person can lie face down and imagine becoming part of the ground.
Every sad person can fill a bottle with sand at the beach and slowly scatter it all on the way home.
Every sad person can give anything a new name.
Every sad person can look at what a building is made of.
Every sad person can touch a patch of grass until it becomes warm.
Every sad person can touch a cup of warm water until it becomes cold.
Every sad person can sing a nursery rhyme.
Every sad person can write a nursery rhyme.
Every sad person can measure the distance between objects and record the numbers.
Every sad person can take a picture of their room.
Every sad person can use the length of their chin to measure things.
Every sad person can stand within 1.2 meters of a stranger and keep only eye contact for one day.
Every sad person can stand within 1.2 meters of a stranger and keep only eye contact for ten days.
Every sad person can look at a stranger for one second, one hundred times.
Every sad person can follow a stranger's shadow until it meets someone else's shadow, then follow the new shadow.
Every sad person can imitate every object they can see in a room.
Every sad person can observe the movement of the object in front of them, follow it with lines, and draw only its movement.
Every sad person can cut the soles off their shoes and walk for one day.
Every sad person can think about the moral limits of crime.
Every sad person can think about the meaning of service.
Every sad person can think about where gossip comes from.
Every sad person can think about what makes collective architecture.
Every sad person can think about whether embodied perception can be replaced.
Every sad person can think about how to move from one medium to another.
Every sad person can think about how to make sure their thinking is valid.
Every sad person can think about how to measure the limits of their own understanding.
Every sad person can think about how to prove that the world in front of them is real.
Every sad person can think about how to prove cause and effect.
Every sad person can think about what "moving forward" means.
Every sad person can think about the difference between locals and outsiders.
Every sad person can think about where the line between locals and outsiders is.
Every sad person can put hand cream on everything except their hands.
Every sad person can swallow a mouthful of their own saliva.
Every sad person can wear a different hat every day.
Every sad person can wear socks of a different color every day.
Every sad person can open a drawer, choose three things they are interested in, and place them outside the drawer.
Every sad person can turn off the light.
Every sad person can turn on the light.
Every sad person can touch the back of their head.
Every sad person can pat their thigh.
Every sad person can cross their legs and point their toes at a stranger.
Every sad person can walk on their tiptoes for one day.
Every sad person can spill water all over the floor.
Every sad person can remember a boat.
Every sad person can say their own name out loud.
Every sad person can turn left at every intersection.
Every sad person can turn right at every intersection.
Every sad person can lie down by the side of a road until someone helps them up.
Every sad person can watch a group of people drinking.
Every sad person can trim their nails for one whole afternoon.
Every sad person can say hello to a tree hollow.
Every sad person can say goodbye to a tree hollow.
Every sad person can keep a fish.
Every sad person can keep a fish tank.
Every sad person can define the boundary of the undefined.
Every sad person can give a silent film a voice.
Every sad person can put their head inside a refrigerator.
Every sad person can take a wall outside and nail it onto another wall.
Every sad person can imagine how prehistoric people socialized.
Every sad person can imagine talking with a prehistoric person.
Every sad person can assimilate a brick.
Every sad person can make one brick assimilate another brick.
Every sad person can try to assimilate two different kinds of objects.
Every sad person can watch the News Broadcast one hundred times.
Every sad person can watch the News Broadcast backwards one hundred times.
Every sad person can collect other people's sticky notes.
Every sad person can collect other people's sticky notes, bind them into a book, and sell it.
Every sad person can send an apple to every email from a stranger.
Every sad person can create another self through a social media account and build a Moments network with more than one thousand friends.
Every sad person can imagine their son.
Every sad person can imagine themselves with their son's son.
Every sad person can meditate for one whole day.
Every sad person can hold an umbrella for one whole day.
Every sad person can step over a puddle.
Every sad person can take a picture of themselves, post it on Moments, and make sure it gets more than fifty likes.
Every sad person can speak with their mouth covered for one week.
Every sad person can speak with their mouth covered for one month.
Every sad person can speak with their mouth covered for one year.
Every sad person can ask someone to draw their voice.
Every sad person can ask someone to listen to their eyes.
Every sad person can ask someone to read their tongue.
Every sad person can ask someone to touch their ears.
Every sad person can imagine the space around them shrinking inward.
Every sad person can give plants new names.
Every sad person can eat with the hottest tableware.
Every sad person can eat with the coldest tableware.
Every sad person can set an alarm to eat.
Every sad person can chew loudly while eating.
Every sad person can fall in love with a patch of grass.
Every sad person can raise a patch of grass.
Every sad person can think of themselves as a poet from now on.
Every sad person can chew honey.
Every sad person can imagine owning a forest.
Every sad person can design a corridor.
Every sad person can take an ant to another ant colony and let it go.
Every sad person can keep two ants from different colonies.
Every sad person can return to the Home button.
Every sad person can take off their shoes and go barefoot for one month.
Every sad person can wear a red coat for one week.
Every sad person can untangle their earphone cable.
Every sad person can look into the eyes of the person closest to them until the other person looks away.
Every sad person can hold the leg of a stool.
Every sad person can hug a wall.
Every sad person can smell a piece of wood.
Every sad person can miss a smell.
Every sad person can wash their hair.
Every sad person can tie two lines together.
Every sad person can keep clicking "OK" whenever a choice appears.
Every sad person can keep clicking "Cancel" whenever a choice appears.
Every sad person can design a package that stores temper.
Every sad person can design a package that stores the warmth of everyday life.
Every sad person can design a package that stores balance.
Every sad person can design a package that stores emptiness.
Every sad person can finish someone else's sentence.
Every sad person can draw a circle.
Every sad person can draw another circle on a circle.
Every sad person can draw countless circles.
Every sad person can hold their right hand with their left hand.
Every sad person can hold their right hand with their left hand for one whole day.
Every sad person can hang a pen and watch it spin.
Every sad person can use a pencil.
Every sad person can wear a floral shirt.
Every sad person can make the pattern for a floral shirt.
Every sad person can cut a thick slice of meat.
Every sad person can drink cola, then let the air out of themselves.
Every sad person can keep one hand raised for one day.
Every sad person can clap once every time they hear the word "you."
Every sad person can stomp once every time they hear the word "I."
Every sad person can stretch all four limbs upward every time they hear the word "he."
Every sad person can use "you," "I," and "he" as special instructions for different actions and make a performance.
Every sad person can invite someone to watch them scream.
Every sad person can quietly move their body in small ways.
Every sad person can keep their lower body still and move their upper body in big ways.
Every sad person can keep their upper body still and move their lower body in big ways.
Every sad person can collect one stone every day for one week.
Every sad person can collect one stone every day for one month.
Every sad person can collect one stone every day for one year.
Every sad person can put down one object with emotional value every day for seven days.
Every sad person can record a still moment.
Every sad person can jump with their left foot resting on their right foot.
Every sad person can breathe on a table one hundred times.
Every sad person can fold one piece of paper as small as possible.
Every sad person can pretend to be a plant.
Every sad person can pretend to be a table.
Every sad person can pretend to be a rainbow.
Every sad person can place two mirrors face to face.
Every sad person can type a whole paragraph using only one letter.
Every sad person can tie their little toe and fourth toe together for one day.
Every sad person can tie their little toe and fourth toe together for one week.
Every sad person can tie their little toe and fourth toe together for ten months, take a picture, and call it "Twins."
Every sad person can push tables into a circle and sit in the middle.
Every sad person can tie a pen to their shoe and record the path of one trip.
Every sad person can imagine their body as an art museum.
Every sad person can draw one dot every day for one week.
Every sad person can draw one dot every day for one month.
Every sad person can draw one dot every day for one year.
Every sad person can imitate the background sounds around them and record for one hour.
Every sad person can imitate the background sounds around them and record for one day.
Every sad person can use a ruler to measure the distance from their fingertips to their toes.
Every sad person can write something a sad person can do.
Every sad person can do something another person wrote for a sad person to do.
Every sad person can do five things another person wrote for a sad person to do.
Every sad person can do ten things another person wrote for a sad person to do.
Every sad person can do fifty things another person wrote for a sad person to do.
Every sad person can do one hundred things another person wrote for a sad person to do.
Every sad person can do five hundred things another person wrote for a sad person to do.
Every sad person can take their temperature.
Every sad person can take someone else's temperature.
Every sad person can laugh out loud three times.
Every sad person can make someone else laugh out loud three times, then laugh out loud three times themselves, and repeat.
Every sad person can draw one line every day for one week, then make them into one drawing.
Every sad person can draw one line every day for one month, then make them into one drawing.
Every sad person can draw one line every day for one year, then make them into one drawing.
Every sad person can take one close-up picture every day for one week.
Every sad person can take one close-up picture every day for one month.
Every sad person can take one close-up picture every day for one year.
Every sad person can take ten thousand close-up pictures.
Every sad person can take one close-up picture every day for one week, then make them into one collage.
Every sad person can take one close-up picture every day for one month, then make them into one collage.
Every sad person can take one close-up picture every day for one year, then make them into one collage.
Every sad person can make a book by hand.
Every sad person can record one ten-second audio every day for one week.
Every sad person can record one ten-second audio every day for one month.
Every sad person can record one ten-second audio every day for one year.
Every sad person can record one ten-second audio every day for one week, then mix them together.
Every sad person can record one ten-second audio every day for one month, then mix them together.
Every sad person can record one ten-second audio every day for one year, then mix them together.
Every sad person can record one ten-second video every day for one week.
Every sad person can record one ten-second video every day for one month.
Every sad person can record one ten-second video every day for one year.
Every sad person can record one ten-second video every day for one week, then edit them into one video.
Every sad person can record one ten-second video every day for one month, then edit them into one video.
Every sad person can record one ten-second video every day for one year, then edit them into one video.
Every sad person can write one piece of text every day for one week.
Every sad person can write one piece of text every day for one month.
Every sad person can write one piece of text every day for one year.
Every sad person can write one piece of text every day for one week, then make them into one piece of text.
Every sad person can write one piece of text every day for one month, then make them into one essay.
Every sad person can write one piece of text every day for one year, then make them into one book.
Every sad person can write one piece of text every day for one year, make them into one book, and write a book band for it.
Every sad person can write one piece of text on paper every day for one year, then cover a space with them.
Every sad person can steal one grain of rice.
Every sad person can record the sound of one night.
Every sad person can wear a mirror on their forehead.
Every sad person can place a mirror on the ground and observe.
Every sad person can draw the moon they imagine.
Every sad person can name the moon they imagine.
Every sad person can take a bus from the first stop to the last stop.
Every sad person can spit until they are thirsty.
Every sad person can put books inside books until no more can fit.
Every sad person can touch one elbow with the other hand.
Every sad person can let their left hand and right hand play rock, paper, scissors.
Every sad person can plant a tree and watch it grow.
Every sad person can write by drawing.
Every sad person can draw by writing.
Every sad person can plant weeds.
Every sad person can take care of a weed.
Every sad person can drink all the water from a water dispenser.
Every sad person can spin around with a camera.
Every sad person can memorize someone else's name.
Every sad person can record the profile pictures on Moments.
Every sad person can record the words on Moments.
Every sad person can put a voice recorder in a shipping box, mail it to someone, and ask them to mail it back.
Every sad person can record an exhibition.
Every sad person can spend one day alone without speaking.
Every sad person can spend one week alone without speaking.
Every sad person can spend one month alone without speaking.
Every sad person can spend one year alone without speaking.
Every sad person can spend one day alone without speaking, then record the first sentence they say.
Every sad person can spend one week alone without speaking, then record the first sentence they say.
Every sad person can spend one month alone without speaking, then record the first sentence they say.
Every sad person can spend one year alone without speaking, then record the first sentence they say.
Every sad person can go to the same place at the same time every year and say the same sentence.
Every sad person can listen to an argument from beginning to end.
Every sad person can stay in bed for one day.
Every sad person can stay in bed for one week.
Every sad person can stay in bed for one month.
Every sad person can stay in bed for one year.
Every sad person can tie a bundle of pens together and use them until they all run out on one sheet of paper.
Every sad person can become the general name for all objects.
Every sad person can imagine a boat sailing across a rooftop.
Every sad person can imagine a boat sailing through the wind.
Every sad person can imagine having three wishes.
Every sad person can write down three wishes and keep updating them.
Every sad person can imagine having all the money in the world and ask whether it could buy away their three wishes.
Every sad person can imagine the price of selling memories.
Every sad person can imagine the price of buying memories.
Every sad person can imagine the price of an organ.
Every sad person can imagine a goalkeeper living in one half of their brain.
Every sad person can imagine how a table flies.
Every sad person can imagine making a new app.
Every sad person can imagine the next popular phrase.
Every sad person can imagine what the newest computer looks like.
Every sad person can imagine a cup that lets things in but never lets them out.
Every sad person can imagine being a snail.
Every sad person can imagine the movement of a whirlpool.
Every sad person can imagine a red ball as tall as the building outside the window.
Every sad person can imagine that all black is connected.
Every sad person can imagine the good of justice.
Every sad person can imagine the good of injustice.
Every sad person can imagine someone else's dream.
Every sad person can imagine a grid.
Every sad person can imagine a house breathing.
Every sad person can imagine being followed.
Every sad person can imagine being secretly photographed.
Every sad person can shake hands with different people, wipe their hand with a wet wipe after each handshake, and name each wet wipe after the person.
Every sad person can hide water in a drawer.
Every sad person can walk backwards with their hands behind their back for one day.
Every sad person can eat only vegetarian food for one week.
Every sad person can send a postcard to an imaginary assassin.
Every sad person can cook one dish and invite people to look at it.
Every sad person can paint a painting and invite people to smell it.
Every sad person can imagine what a sixth finger is for.
Every sad person can look while lying face down.
Every sad person can stand on any object and look.
Every sad person can look upside down.
Every sad person can look with their head tilted.
Every sad person can spin in circles and look.
Every sad person can squat and look.
Every sad person can bend over and look.
Every sad person can sit and look upward.
Every sad person can look through a hole.
Every sad person can look through a piece of glass.
Every sad person can blow through a piece of paper.
Every sad person can let a piece of paper fall freely.
Every sad person can let the wind come to rest.
Every sad person can record a video that ends suddenly.
Every sad person can see mountains as water and water as mountains.
Every sad person can switch an object with its shadow and make a picture.
Every sad person can make a sun.
Every sad person can swim in a swimming pool while it is being drained.
Every sad person can fill a room with mirrors facing different directions.
Every sad person can untie a ball of string, write one sentence at the end of the string, and tie it back into a ball.
Every sad person can pretend to be a businessperson.
Every sad person can pour cola into coffee.
Every sad person can knock over a chair.
Every sad person can stand the chair back up.
Every sad person can mix a drink for their little finger.
Every sad person can read the table of contents of a book.
Every sad person can let rain soak a piece of paper, frame it, and hang it on the wall.
Every sad person can leave a piece of paper in the sun for one hundred days, frame it, and hang it on the wall.
Every sad person can touch their fingernails.
Every sad person can pass by a road.
Every sad person can plant a tree.
Every sad person can trace around themselves.
Every sad person can trace around the tracing of themselves.
Every sad person can tidy their desk.
Every sad person can hold their knees.
Every sad person can tell someone one secret every day for one week.
Every sad person can tell someone one secret every day for one month.
Every sad person can take one picture of a blue object every day for one week.
Every sad person can take one picture of a blue object every day for one month.
Every sad person can take one blue picture every day for one year.
Every sad person can water the same flower with water of one color every day for one week.
Every sad person can water the same flower with water of one color every day for one month.
Every sad person can water the same flower with water of one color every day for one year.
Every sad person can stand on one foot for five minutes.
Every sad person can wait for a pot of tea to cool.
Every sad person can put hand cream on everything except their hands.
Every sad person can wear socks of a different color every day.
Every sad person can open a drawer, choose three things they are interested in, and place them outside the drawer.
Every sad person can turn off the light.
Every sad person can turn on the light.
Every sad person can touch the back of their head.
Every sad person can pat their thigh.
Every sad person can cross their legs and point their toes at a stranger.
Every sad person can walk on their tiptoes for one day.
Every sad person can spill water all over the floor.
Every sad person can remember a boat.
Every sad person can say their own name out loud.
Every sad person can think about what to eat for lunch tomorrow.
Every sad person can cover their ears while eating.
Every sad person can speak badly of light.
Every sad person can pretend to think.
Every sad person can paint one piece of furniture with one color.
Every sad person can turn left at every intersection.
Every sad person can turn right at every intersection.
Every sad person can describe "Wuji" in one sentence.
Every sad person can make a new concept and do everything they can to spread it.
Every sad person can treat themselves as a brand.
Every sad person can write "This is a chair." on a chair.
Every sad person can write a description of a chair on a chair.
Every sad person can write the definition of a chair on a chair.
Every sad person can say the opposite of what they mean for one day.
Every sad person can say the opposite of what they mean for one week.
Every sad person can say the opposite of what they mean for one month.
Every sad person can say the opposite of what they mean for one year.
Every sad person can collect things that feel thin.
Every sad person can collect things that feel like air.
Every sad person can watch flashing images.
Every sad person can plan a journey with no people.
Every sad person can imagine that human skin is transparent.
Every sad person can imagine that human thought is transparent.
Every sad person can listen to a piece of noise from beginning to end.
Every sad person can write "No silver buried here." on a manhole cover.
Every sad person can make a user profile for a building.
Every sad person can observe the traces of conversations between people and history in one place.
Every sad person can listen to a rainfall from beginning to end.
Every sad person can observe an egg disappear naturally.
Every sad person can observe a book disappear naturally.
Every sad person can research a successful person.
Every sad person can make a new cultural rule.
Every sad person can imagine a world where nothing can be traded.
Every sad person can translate every stroke of a written character and use those translations to write new text.
Every sad person can record the moment of making a decision.
Every sad person can use an eraser as a pencil and a pencil as an eraser.
Every sad person can record a clock ticking for one day.
Every sad person can sit in a park until someone talks to them.
Every sad person can keep their earphones in until someone asks them to take them off.
Every sad person can jump in place until someone laughs out loud.
Every sad person can wash their hands until one bar of soap is gone.
Every sad person can praise one door every day for one week.
Every sad person can praise one door every day for one month.
Every sad person can praise one door every day for one year.
Every sad person can praise one door every day for one year, then sell it.
The 3rd Good! Art Festival N+PARK, Notting Hill Art Center, HangZhou, China, 2020.
What the painting holds is order. A suspended iron wire follows the brushstroke in the painting, extending vertically to connect with a brush and forming a continuous line. Ink drips from the tip of the brush onto a 20 × 20 cm gridded paper panel, leaving traces over time. Life unfolds in order, and death is also a form of continuation. We continue to observe, contemplate the meaning left by death, and define it.
Nothing to Do With Death
The Dong Art Space, Beijing, China, 2020.
