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温ඩౙ WEN Ya-Fei

ЪۜႭ׼ Description
ɓe˸फඩ׼(Walter Benjamin)ה౤˜ᜳΈ™(aura)މ฿ׂ೯ 1. Inspired by Walter Benjamin's concept of "aura." Based on the sites
of aura, I use the Lightscape in the space as the subject, roaming Second Prize
ซdԱృᜳΈהίఙהdԴ٤ගʕٙΈ౻މ˴᜗d༷Ԑ
nostalgically the modern landscape of boundary, and prying the
ᕿ̚׵ତ˾ʘᗙᇝή౻dጕઞഹࣛග٤ගʹᛌٙাኳf memory of overlapped time and space.
ɚe͉Ъۜீཀ̰ೊၾၳೊʘගٙΈᅂᜊʷdภৣʫːዹͣ 2. Through the changes of light and shadow, between out-of- and in-
focus, the work presents the textual interpretation of the inner world
˰ޢٙ˖͉༕ᙑdආϾᗫءԒ᜗խіႧሜdɓխɓіছ
of soliloquy, and pays attention to the breaths and tones of the body.
ٙઋၫ৷ЭৎͿdϞν඄ಂईᆓd͑ೌ˟းήԸΫᜊ The emotion rises and falls like inhalation and exhalation, resembling
the tidal cycle, and changes back and forth through eternity, like
ਗdνྫྷˌظᅂf
dreamy bubbles.
ɧeࣛҏ݊࣍࿟ʔ֛ٙˀᔧೌ੬dఱ྅݊˸ʔ৾ᜊೊٙᗝ 3. Timing is unpredictable and ever changing, like a constantly changing
᎘dί̰ೊၾၳೊගdࣛϾ૶౸ࣛϾᅼᇔdזҰഹ͛ն lens, coming out of and into focus repeatedly; sometimes clear,
sometimes blurry, pulling and tugging the perceptive link hidden in
ܑฆʕٙชٝॲ੭f
life

ฆΈ˚া Diary with the Lightāༀໄ

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