The Interpretive Power of Memories is an audience interaction-orientated research project on independent publishing practices. I project my attention to the diversity and transformability of roles in art publishing practice in China.
A story will represent different images in different people‘s minds, and an image will represent different memories in different people’s minds. Stories are no longer unilaterally bound to fixed images. My desire is to return the power of interpretation to the audience with whom I share a unique and intimate reading experience. It's gentle yet extraordinarily difficult.
A story will represent different images in different people‘s minds, and an image will represent different memories in different people’s minds. Stories are no longer unilaterally bound to fixed images. My desire is to return the power of interpretation to the audience with whom I share a unique and intimate reading experience. It's gentle yet extraordinarily difficult.
"When I wake up from a dream, my vision and mind are filled with trance and foggy clusters of colour. Sometimes I am reluctant to trust my memories, and I am sceptical of these forms that claim to be able to prove my memories: the power to interpret my memories and experiences, to divide life into phases, to set up thresholds of access and coding systems, to be uncertain things in the mist."
