Untitled IV (”Sucede / Things Happen”)
Untitled III (Can you hear the New York Days go by?)
Untitled II (Paris Version)
Wiring
Everything I Own (that you probably do, too): An Inventory
N Train
Let it Grow
Untitled/藕断丝连
Yesterday was Today, Then was Now//刹那不住
Recipe Poster Project
Lotus Root Walk @ Greenwich Village
Lotus Root Walk @ Bowery
Body Seller//身体贩卖
p a t h
From Transparent to Opaque//从白开水到米浆
Five Spices//五香
Eight-Treasure//八宝
Mirror Path
Mattel’s Pickle美泰的腌咸菜
Jing A//京A
Shop Prints, Artist’s Books, Candles, Stickers, & more!
‘read a lotus root slice’ RISO ARTIST’S BOOK by 3PLUMS DELI
Lotus Root Slice Candle (mono/twin) by 3PLUMS DELI
Recipe Poster Collection by 3PLUMS DELI
Give your friend a flower (DELUXE black gold edition): flower print bookmark by 3PLUMS DELI
Recipe Greeting Cards: Mangosteen, Dragon Fruit, Lotus Root Slice, and Water Chestnut by 3PLUMS DELI
Give your friend a flower: flower print book mark by 3PLUMS DELI
Untitled III (Can you hear the days in New York go by?)
2024
Two-channel live audio generated by Arduino DHT11 humidity sensor and TouchDesigner
Installation with tree branch, grape seeds, pumpkin seed, hawthorn seed, zucchini stem, eggplant stem, okra stem, tomato stem, white bamboo fragment, and mandarin peel frozen in ice cubes, black tea dyed cotton string, yoghurt glass jar, leaf, and soil
Dimension variable.
Untitled III (Can you hear the days in New York go by?) is a recreation of an installation work. Consisting of melting ice cubes, frozen dried plant scraps, tree branches, soil, and an Arduino humidity and temperature sensor, the work invites you to listen, smell, and watch. Audio comes from generative sound responsive to live humidity data detected and collected by the DHT11 humidity sensor buried in the soil. As ice cubes melt, drops of water permeate the soil below—humidity value increases. As moisture evaporates and matter decomposes with the soil—humidity value decreases. The simple 60 bpm generative sound becomes an auditory record of the evolving process of Untitled No. 2 as a living organism.
The installation was originally conceived in Paris, France in 2023, consisting of hawthorn seeds and tomato vine among others. Moving from Paris to New York, the work becomes a live archive of food consumed on two continents and a record of different periods of my life, reflecting on the attempt to freeze a moment in time when the frozen object itself is in constant flux. In the current version, the ice cubes enclosed these waste parts of fruits and vegetables the artist consumed during the month of April in New York. These consist of plant scraps such as seeds, peels, and stems. They were left to dry, then stored in glass jars. While the work itself fluctuates in response to the environment, as is the perceiver of the moment and the act of collecting.
2024
Two-channel live audio generated by Arduino DHT11 humidity sensor and TouchDesigner
Installation with tree branch, grape seeds, pumpkin seed, hawthorn seed, zucchini stem, eggplant stem, okra stem, tomato stem, white bamboo fragment, and mandarin peel frozen in ice cubes, black tea dyed cotton string, yoghurt glass jar, leaf, and soil
Dimension variable.
Untitled III (Can you hear the days in New York go by?) is a recreation of an installation work. Consisting of melting ice cubes, frozen dried plant scraps, tree branches, soil, and an Arduino humidity and temperature sensor, the work invites you to listen, smell, and watch. Audio comes from generative sound responsive to live humidity data detected and collected by the DHT11 humidity sensor buried in the soil. As ice cubes melt, drops of water permeate the soil below—humidity value increases. As moisture evaporates and matter decomposes with the soil—humidity value decreases. The simple 60 bpm generative sound becomes an auditory record of the evolving process of Untitled No. 2 as a living organism.
The installation was originally conceived in Paris, France in 2023, consisting of hawthorn seeds and tomato vine among others. Moving from Paris to New York, the work becomes a live archive of food consumed on two continents and a record of different periods of my life, reflecting on the attempt to freeze a moment in time when the frozen object itself is in constant flux. In the current version, the ice cubes enclosed these waste parts of fruits and vegetables the artist consumed during the month of April in New York. These consist of plant scraps such as seeds, peels, and stems. They were left to dry, then stored in glass jars. While the work itself fluctuates in response to the environment, as is the perceiver of the moment and the act of collecting.
无题（三）
2024年
双声道实时音频，由Arduino DHT11湿度传感器和TouchDesigner生成
装置包括树枝、葡萄籽、南瓜籽、山楂核、西葫芦茎、茄子茎、秋葵茎、番茄茎、白竹片、柑橘皮，以及冰块中冻结的冰块，用红茶染色的棉线，酸奶玻璃罐，树叶和泥土
尺寸可变。
2024年
双声道实时音频，由Arduino DHT11湿度传感器和TouchDesigner生成
装置包括树枝、葡萄籽、南瓜籽、山楂核、西葫芦茎、茄子茎、秋葵茎、番茄茎、白竹片、柑橘皮，以及冰块中冻结的冰块，用红茶染色的棉线，酸奶玻璃罐，树叶和泥土
尺寸可变。