Kanhaiya & Kumari

2014

Site-specific activity
Material: two music boxes, two rolls music paper notes
Juhu Beach, Mumbai, India

A woman was sued for a murder. Since she can’t afford bail, she was imprisoned for 19 years. During this period, she was deserted by her family, while the court overlooked her appeal and simply ignored her. Thanks to her son, who was born in the prison, he tightened up his belt and saved up the money to stand on bail and hiring a lawyer; hence his mother was discharged from the prison recently.

A woman was sued for a murder. Since she can’t afford bail, she was imprisoned for 19 years. During this period, she was deserted by her family, while the court overlooked her appeal and simply ignored her. Thanks to her son, who was born in the prison, he tightened up his belt and saved up the money to stand on bail and hiring a lawyer; hence his mother was discharged from the prison recently.

When Kamhaiya was financially independent, he saved money to stand on bail for his mother. He then visited Allahabad for the first time on his own to hire a lawyer. Going through all the obstacles, he eventually found a lawyer willing to take the case. Now, what Kumariwishes is her son a merry life, “I hope he could get married, and then I can have my family too .”

This is a real life story in India about abandon and undertaking. The deep connection between the mother and son clings to my mind. placed inside the exhibition hall and area facing the sea)

Kanhaiya & Kumari

2014

Site-specific activity
Material: two music boxes, two rolls music paper notes
Juhu Beach, Mumbai, India

A woman was sued for a murder. Since she can’t afford bail, she was imprisoned for 19 years. During this period, she was deserted by her family, while the court overlooked her appeal and simply ignored her. Thanks to her son, who was born in the prison, he tightened up his belt and saved up the money to stand on bail and hiring a lawyer; hence his mother was discharged from the prison recently.

A woman was sued for a murder. Since she can’t afford bail, she was imprisoned for 19 years. During this period, she was deserted by her family, while the court overlooked her appeal and simply ignored her. Thanks to her son, who was born in the prison, he tightened up his belt and saved up the money to stand on bail and hiring a lawyer; hence his mother was discharged from the prison recently.

When Kamhaiya was financially independent, he saved money to stand on bail for his mother. He then visited Allahabad for the first time on his own to hire a lawyer. Going through all the obstacles, he eventually found a lawyer willing to take the case. Now, what Kumariwishes is her son a merry life, “I hope he could get married, and then I can have my family too .”

This is a real life story in India about abandon and undertaking. The deep connection between the mother and son clings to my mind. placed inside the exhibition hall and area facing the sea)

Expected Departure

2006-2015

50 X-Ray light boxes

Each light box 40 cm x 25 cm x 6cm

Space: semi-dark, dark, a wall 7-10 m width

Light boxes of x-ray images of 100 different travel sickness bags. All these bags are my own travel collection for years. Motion sickness is an unexpected departure for physical distance caused, but the invisible uncomforted feeling caused by perception of a spiritual space. This is about the experiences of being wandered, the invisibility of sickness, and a kind of uncertain situation like dreaming, real and unreal at the same time.

It is an installation of 100 light boxes, with 100 individual sickness bags shone through by x-ray, the visible of the invisible is presented to explore the unusual physical and mental state of an uncertain cultural identity through a long journey.

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