To Be Different

The inspiration for the piece was a Chinese character, which means to be different. Many Chinese characters were originally based on physical forms of objects. It consists of two parts, which illustrates that two hands separate a group of gifts. In other words, the action of splitting is making the difference. For both pieces, I abstracted the movement of separating and splitting to depict the concept of difference. Moreover, this piece is dealing with the relationship between a camera and its subjects by asking the question, how can spatial relationship convert to time relationship?