Tout ce qui a une forme est irréel

“Tout ce qui a une forme est irréel”

Everything in this world is going to disappear, so when we hear it, see it or even say it, it is only a momentary existence. The work is composed of two sculptures: The sound of the two microphones shows a projection of text (the action of the projection is like rain, it will disappear on the bowl, then the projected text will disappear (digital state). The calligraphy written on the board will disappear when the water evaporates (physical state). The meaning of “everything that has a form is unreal” does not mean something abstract and ambiguous; rather, it refers to all material objects or concrete and simple facts. When we experience something through our senses, all phenomena such as sound, smell, color and temperature can only be considered to exist because we have seen and heard them; more importantly, their existence depends on our perception and awareness. There is no absolute truth for nature itself. Nature changes every moment; “this” is constantly changing into “that”.