YANG Huixin, ZHAO Leran

Interactive Installation

Supervisor: Ms. Allegra Yu SHANG

Memory is not a ffowing river, but a collection of countless small anchors. Even insigniffcant things may lead us back to a moment folded within time. For someone, memory slowly accumulates through longterm encounters with familiar streets, windows, and walls. For another, after relocation, memory can only return through sudden fragments triggered by old objects. Our work selects four memory anchors from each of the two narrative lines. Through touching, illuminating, and viewing, continuous memory and fragmented memory are placed side by side, and allowed to echo each other in the same space.