Ying-Cong LIN

In dreams, past memories are rearranged and recombined, allowing the consciousness to communicate with another version of oneself, unaffected by time and space, existing solely by the will of consciousness. Upon waking, it feels like teleportation, creating a world never seen before, where freedom is found within the painting. The pursuit of the unknown often progresses slowly between self-doubt and self-denial, hoping that through the completion of the work, memories can be revived and connected with past experiences, filling the lost piece of purity within the heart. The obscure and hard-to-understand dreams of the night are absorbed and digested during the day, and then re-examined into images that reflect personal characteristics. Through the presentation of dreams and continuous creation, more strange dream stories are recorded, hoping to resonate with others who share similar experiences, becoming both a "guardian" of oneself and others.