SHAO YI 邵一
b. 1967, works and lives in Hangzhou, Shanghai
According to Kant, "the mind feels itself set in motion in representation of the sublime in nature. The point of excess for the imagination is like an abyss in which it fears to lose itself." In today's highly developed science and technology, a time of unlimited developing of new equipments, and photography is loosing its purity and seriousness. Without a camera and objects, could photography be itself? Shao Yi tried to find a solution among all of these. After his abandon of cameras and lens, he returned back to the original light and shadow, and he found a natural way to capture the daily images.
Detail pictures:
Introduction of Shao Yi's work' Alternate the Iron Buckets into Pin Cameras' and 'Alternate the Second Handed Wardrobes in into Pin Cameras'
, Sun Jin
TEXT
Nov,2009
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