愿望是杂草丛生
Desires Grow Wild Like Weeds
Desires Grow Wild Like Weeds is an ever-evolving body of work, a series that continues to grow and proliferate.Within this series, image and text unfold simultaneously—intervening in one another, drifting, overlapping, and confronting. From this tension, a form of life emerges: it appears quietly, suspended between order and disorder, spreading, colliding, and exuberantly entangling, before dissolving or slipping into oblivion. Like weeds, it expands subtly under the guise of fragility—resistant to full cultivation, impossible to eradicate entirely.What I record is not a scene, but a state in the process of becoming—fragments of consciousness not yet organized. Broken yet loosened lines, recurring forms, and sudden intrusions of text construct an unstable visual structure, in which image and language remain in a continual cycle of formation and dissolution.