Zhong Shan

Deconstruction in terms of meaning is something that can give rise to new meanings. I write interesting comments from my social circle on small slips of paper, crumple them into balls, and then number the images. Each number is drawn at random to pair with a slip of paper. The text and the image originally have no connection, but once placed together, they acquire meaning—and this meaning is inevitably ambiguous. This ambiguity becomes part of the work. In fact, the text and images you see are completely unrelated, but whatever comes to your mind—every answer is correct.