Exhibition—[The Mask]
Good visual works are connected with the Tao of Chuang Tzu. The "liberating personal vision" theory resembles the ancient works of philosophical sages. According to Chuang Tzu, a sage is a person who can integrate the ‘grand narratives ‘and the ‘petty narratives’ into one. The ‘petty narratives’ represent skills and rules, while the ‘grand narratives’ are the photographer's natural reaction to the scene. The so-called "liberating personal vision" is to "go beyond skills," combine skills with instant reactions, and record the most authentic emotions.
In photography, seeing what others cannot see is crucial. Is it more accurate or more illusory under a specific ‘mask’? Is reality the correct dimension? How do you dig out the flowers hidden under the soil in the context of the aesthetic system? Let us remove the layered masks, let the seeds hidden in the corner no longer be covered with ashes, and open new branches.
