Trees are thought of as static. “Rooted” is a word we might use to describe them - we might describe a human belonging to a place the same way. But when I think of seeds, blossoms, roots, and rhizomes, it is movement that I think of. This textile installation of indigo dye of mangrove trees is to explore what it means to move and yet stay rooted.
A spontaneous act and a daring exploration of queerness and eco-sexuality, from which it wishes to manifest a sense of care, connection and freedom of identity at large, and embody collective love for each other and for nature.
A series of works realized during a residency at Qiandao (thousand-island) Lake. Strangely familiar landscapes were translated into squares of indigo blue, offering touch of tranquility and sanctuary, islands thus emerging once again in the slow tactile processs.
Works related to Nüshu, a script developed by and only passed on among the female population of small villages in South Hunan Province.
One lithographed photo fractured into all its details through a publication.
A once lost then retrieved photograph undergoes the process of erasure.
