Uncertain Light
To mark the darkness
The human body and the strange world
Make up my dreams
And let the night obliterate it.
These are my own mythological stories born out of my dreams related to Chinese mythology.
The repression of the human being in the face of nature appears in dreams, forming the basic structure of myths. These mythological frameworks of thought and natural phenomena are personified and manifested in various syncretisms with nature, and at the same time syncretisms and personalities are created. I feel the various states of nature, and these mythological structures and unconscious personalities are born in the dream state.
Among the myths of the generation or creation of the world, we can see the heaven and the earth, the godheads representing natural phenomena such as the sea, the sun and the moon, the mountains and rivers, the wind, thunder and lightning. All of them answer the question of the generation of heaven, earth, sun, moon, wind and thunder. Although civilisations had very different perceptions of the generative order of natural phenomena, the order in which these nature deities were created and how they interacted were mostly related to the natural order. The ancient Huaxia people, who survived in the Central Plains, used myths such as Pangu's opening of the heavens, Nuwa's creation of man, Kuafu's chasing the sun, Jingwei's reclamation of the sea, Houyi's shooting of the sun and so forth to explain the generation of various natural phenomena, and also explained the origin of the natural phenomena and the formation of the natural order, and the source of the social order, by means of these creation myths.
I hope that these unconsciously born and presented "myths" are answering questions about the origin of his own order, the origin or future of man, the daily darkness or light, the length of infinity or the length of time. And to show all my perceptions after the occasional visual stripping of my eyes.
These images are the result of my use of one man, one piece of light to create the myth of the East in a state of disorder but in order.