Energy Conveyance
November 2019
To some extent, the grease secreted by human daily metabolism can be viewed as a trace of life. When people come into inevitable contact with substances, especially skin-friendly materials in the surrounding environment, this physiological vestige of human metabolism will infiltrate and cover such items. This translucent substance will be weathered over time and gradually hardened, and eventually become a permanent token that tells stories of human activities and thus bear certain historical value. For instance, in Chinese culture, a jade collector would purposefully play with the jade by secretions produced in his hands to create a more warm and shiny protective film to cover it. More importantly, the transmission of human energy into the cherished unanimated objects is highly valued by the Chinese people because they embrace the faith “all things on earth have spirits.”

Metabolism
Latex, Foiil

Sample I
Latex, foil

Latex, foil
Dimensions variable

Latex, foil
Dimensions variable

Purification I
Photograph, colour

Purification II
Photograph, colour






Sketches of illustration
Oil paint and gouache on paper

Trace I
Dimensions variable

Trace II
Latex, film, wool
Dimensions variable

Mcrocosm of Behavior
Latex, plaster
Displayed: 300mm x 10mm x 300mm

Layer
Dimensions variable

Skin Healing Process
Wool, wax, metal

Macroscopic of Behaviour
Latex, plaster
Dimensions variable


Seborrheic
Latex, wool
Feeding
Displayed: 200mm x 180mm x 50mm
Silica, wool
Dimensions: 200mm x 200mm x 50mm
Silica, wool, water
Dimensions: 200mm x 200mm x 50mm

Wax, tool paper

Wax, wool

Absorbed
Displayed: 30mm x 30mm x 140mm
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