PART 1

PART 2

Installation —— Gesture

Installation

Projected on two right-angled walls with two projectors.

——> To create a triangular experience area

——> One wall projects first, and the other joins from the middle plot.

My motivation of this project stems from observations about everyday life. Every day we place ourselves in a space full of different gestures. These people are just doing what they usually do, and they won't be particularly concerned about the gesture and live their usual lives. Even you, walking posture, going up the stairs, waving your hands, typing with your head down ... But what if all these behaviors are pulled out of the three-dimensional world? Remove all interfering factors such as clothing, environment and expressions. Turn all gestures into two-dimensional shadows. They are both part of you and part of the environment that surrounds you. This is your life. You are surrounded by two walls, and as far as you can see, these are gestures. They go from order to chaos, like a march.

One of the artist’s work inspired me is Olafur Eliasson’s “Your Chance Encounter”, in which participants project their own shadows onto the wall in a gesture. But more people don't make a lot of strange gestures in the first place because they're shy. So think in the opposite direction and record the shadow of a daily gesture.

These seemingly meaningless gestures, when will you notice them? They have become a symbol subtly, and you don't even need to think too much to react to them. I transform all the gestures around you into another visualization mode, flat, digital, so that you feel this is a virtual world, but at the same time it is real.

Statement

Original thought

-First thought:
a bunch of me doing different poses in the same room, wearing different clothes, and different positions in the room. Then a flexible me recently, constantly looking at each other me, and then changing into the same clothes to imitate the gesture

-Second：
Shadow, shadow of gesture. Like a marching team, then go around in a circle. An exciting march is placed in the middle.

-The third idea
is to move other parts of the body without using your hands, such as a pen on a table, and place it in a position you have drawn in advance

-Another idea: It's a piece of art to stick a banana on the strip. Stick yourself on the wall, and you can put two human figures and a roll of tape next to it. The relationship between the artwork being viewed and the audience watching the art. What determines art (The concept of combination and perfection. Draw a makeup that you think is okay, and then put yourself on the wall. There are cosmetic curlers next to it. Let people draw you as they think perfect.)