Be Chapter II (2021-)
Concept
Both exists around our lives, the natural things that have existed for over hundreds of millions of years, and the electronic products that have just existed for less than a hundred years. I combined these two things, which are often regarded as opposites and expelling from each other in the real world, in a two-dimensional image world, to express the contradiction and entanglement between rationality and sensibility on the road of my self-realization. I also hope that under such an alternative visual impact, it will provide the viewers with space for thinking about the essence of photography.
Works
Be No.13 - A combination of a paddy field we met during a journey and the networking cables in our office.
Be No.14 - A combination of expired raw rice and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.15 - A combination of sand bubbles made by the crabs on the beach and the inside of a recorder exhibited in the museum.
Be No.16 - A combination of a dry honeycomb and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.17 - A combination of stones of the sea dike and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.18 - A combination of the exterior green wall of a construction site and the circuit board of my son’s toy.
Be No.19 - A combination of a turtle shell and the circuit board of my wife’s hard disk.
Be No.20 - A combination of leaves on the ground during a hiking and a part of the circuit board of a broken bathroom air dryer in my house.
Be No.21 - A combination of the moss on a rock in a brook and the circuit board of a pinball machine.
Be No.22 - A combination of tree bark and a part of the circuit board of a broken bathroom air dryer in my house.
Be No.23 - A combination of vine on the wall and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.24 - A combination of grass in the garden of Taiwan National Palace Museum and a broken circuit board of our apartment complex.
Both exists around our lives, the natural things that have existed for over hundreds of millions of years, and the electronic products that have just existed for less than a hundred years. I combined these two things, which are often regarded as opposites and expelling from each other in the real world, in a two-dimensional image world, to express the contradiction and entanglement between rationality and sensibility on the road of my self-realization. I also hope that under such an alternative visual impact, it will provide the viewers with space for thinking about the essence of photography.
Works
Be No.13 - A combination of a paddy field we met during a journey and the networking cables in our office.
Be No.14 - A combination of expired raw rice and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.15 - A combination of sand bubbles made by the crabs on the beach and the inside of a recorder exhibited in the museum.
Be No.16 - A combination of a dry honeycomb and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.17 - A combination of stones of the sea dike and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.18 - A combination of the exterior green wall of a construction site and the circuit board of my son’s toy.
Be No.19 - A combination of a turtle shell and the circuit board of my wife’s hard disk.
Be No.20 - A combination of leaves on the ground during a hiking and a part of the circuit board of a broken bathroom air dryer in my house.
Be No.21 - A combination of the moss on a rock in a brook and the circuit board of a pinball machine.
Be No.22 - A combination of tree bark and a part of the circuit board of a broken bathroom air dryer in my house.
Be No.23 - A combination of vine on the wall and a circuit board exhibited in the museum.
Be No.24 - A combination of grass in the garden of Taiwan National Palace Museum and a broken circuit board of our apartment complex.