Shun An Road No.41
2024
Documantary Film,Photography
My documentary focuses on family relationships, capturing
my one-month stay in Taiwan from a first-person perspective.
It documents my experiences and observations during
that time. The voice-over narrates my internal struggles
and conflicts as my mindset evolved over the month.
Additionally, I incorporated my father’s diary entries from
over thirty years ago into the voice-over, creating an inter
temporal dialogue between us. This merging of perspectives
forms a unique conversation spanning different eras.
The documentary also features photographs I took in
Taiwan, primarily from my old house. I wrote my father’s
diary entries on these photographs to simulate a period of
confusion and anxiety he experienced in his twenties while
living in the same house. This approach aims to create
a dialogue between us, allowing us to see each other’s
shadows in two different times and connect in a special
way across generations.
Photographer and artist exploring themes of self-awareness, feminism, psychoanalysis, environment, and nature.
My artistic focus revolves around the exploration of profound human connections and familial dynamics. Through performance art, experimental video, ceramics, and photography, I aim to capture the nuanced emotions and complexities inherent in the human experience.