Faculty of Art

Drawing and Painting

Jessica Liu

Huangshuguang

Digital Media
2021
Digital scan, ink and acrylic on canvas
16 x 12 (h x w) inches
Text converted from audio and translated through Google Translate from Simplified Chinese, unedited.Understand, understandthat you are very good, because you want to,although you and your mother are not very rich in Canada, but at least at that time, your mother and you, you are a louder mother who buys interest, and he can immigrate to Canada , I still gave a few million, otherwise how can they afford a house, or how your two mothers survive and live,now there are not many millions.But at least it solves your problems with your mother from childhood to age.Of course, he is also very hardworking and hardworking.So this is one.If you don’t have this foundation, then you are even more sad when you are abroad.Of course, you are abroad now, and in Canada. It’s not very good, but is it due to various reasons that I experienced twists and turns?but.

“The tension of using both the scanner and ink on canvas aligns with trying to bring these intangible moments and emotions to something that can be seen. With my education in the history and practice of traditional Chinese landscape painting I found there are similarities in the ancient art practice and using technology as a painting tool. There is a level of control and of chance. Much like the controlling and yielding to the ink simultaneously in Chinese landscape painting, I controlled several factors in the settings of a scan as well as moving lighting and the object in question, but the result was always a play with chance. The same concept applies to our personal narratives. There is a level of control, but I am particularly interested and fond of the “yielding”. This work encourages the viewer to do the same. To listen, interact, and yield to the telling of a human being’s story.”

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Jessica Liu

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“She believes her narrative wouldn’t exist without her living it with others.”