From Lishui--Huang Xiaoliang / East Window
This is an image creation project centered around daily life, primarily derived from fragments of life. These fragments can be understood as daily details.
As we observe the world we live in as spectators, with the passage of time, as life events continue to unfold, we also become a part of the reality as active participants. This duality is a manifestation in daily life and represents one of the most intriguing contradictory relationships. This relationship oscillates or exchanges between fiction and reality.
In this age of information explosion, what we often overlook is the ordinary daily life. Fragmented information can often make one feel repetitive and mundane. Under the weight of this repetition, what we desire most is to break free from this predicament. Thus, we constantly anticipate the appearance of surprises and pin our hopes on a particular kind of surprise. In the process of anticipation, the everyday is not within the scope of our choice because it lacks the element of surprise and grandeur. If we were to experience life with a dual identity, the surprises held within the daily details are present (only sometimes the anticipation of something significant enough to disrupt the status quo overshadows its existence).
