INFINITE RUMINATION

In this project, I started from the linguistic complexity of the word busy, I try to find the internal social disorder reflected behind the language. And Mihály Csíkszentmihályi discussion on mental flow urges me to continue to explore entropy. We are constantly struggling to get rid of laziness, inertia and the shackles of society. We seem to be fighting with the outside world, but in essence, we are fighting against the increase of spiritual entropy. The uncontrolled and random diversion and dissipation of the mind leads to the disconnection of the mind. Then it refers to entropy and spiritual entropy in physics to measure the disorder degree of consciousness. I want the viewer to feel the spiritual world I describe. Therefore, I use the way of VR technology to convey the information to the audience by using its immersion and interactivity

This work looks into the socialized ideals of busyness, alongside entropy, and the extent to which we are tethered by inertia. Started from the linguistic complexity of the word busy, try to find the internal social disorder reflected behind the language. Mihály Csíkszentmihályi discussion on mental flow urges me to continue to explore entropy. We are constantly struggling to get rid of laziness, inertia and the shackles of society. We seem to be fighting with the outside world, but in essence, we are fighting against the increase of spiritual entropy. The uncontrolled and random diversion and dissipation of the mind leads to the disconnection of the mind. Then it refers to entropy and spiritual entropy in physics to measure the disorder degree of consciousness. Use building as a metaphorical body – a powerful destabilisation of the subject/object boundary. I want the viewer to feel the spiritual world I describe.

CONCEPT

LIVING SPACE

CONCEPT

Generally, urban governments perceive cities from the perspective of males and the middle class. This often recognizes the city as a space without gender and with the pursuit of modernization and economic development as the only measurement index.
The vendors are full of practical logic in the space outside the planning and in the incompletely legal but reasonable space. As another cultural model, it is reasonable to give the most powerful force "legitimacy", move it and promote it. This is a symbolic balance and temporary reconciliation of hidden violence.
Based on this background, I put the driving sound of urban management and the noise of vendors into the pop of island bird singing, so as to respond to the relationship between music / sound and sovereignty, identity and distinction.