THINK AFTER YOU FEEL 愛

The core of my practice is time and dynamics.

 

I figured that memory is not what we usually think about time, which has a past, a present and a future. Memory is always here with me; memory is always present. I am simply forgetful and unaware of its presence.

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This is one of the key ideas that make me rethink about history. In broad meaning, history is memory. But who is remembering the history? And who is sharing around or passing down the memories?

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To create or eliminate a sense of community, we only need to talk about memories. I later realised that I have been trying to contextualise the influence of narrative. Accordingly, I use the term ‘world-building’ from video games to anchor my research. How do you describe the world? Which world do you live in? Is it the same as my world?

 

Some people might say that ‘God is the smallest particle to the world’. However, I discover that memory is the smallest particle to The World. Everyone is the embodiment of all the memories they have. We all are forever moving and looking around.