The Sun Burns An Image Into My Eye
Two-channel video installation, loop, 15 min, preserved flowers, sesame seeds
The Sun Burns An Image Into My Eye asks, are we permeable? Are the boundaries that separate us less clear than we think?
Can we reach across distances through the things we hold on to—through what remains?
The installation invites viewers to look closely at the transformative cycles meandering through mundane life—
of baking, gardening, a sunburn, a leaky shower—to look for resonance.
Presented at V2_ (Rotterdam), WET Film (Rotterdam), JPS Gallery (Tokyo)
Two-channel video installation, loop, 15 min, preserved flowers, sesame seeds
The Sun Burns An Image Into My Eye asks, are we permeable? Are the boundaries that separate us less clear than we think?
Can we reach across distances through the things we hold on to—through what remains?
The installation invites viewers to look closely at the transformative cycles meandering through mundane life—
of baking, gardening, a sunburn, a leaky shower—to look for resonance.
Presented at V2_ (Rotterdam), WET Film (Rotterdam), JPS Gallery (Tokyo)
© Shannon Liang 2024