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Due to copied several times of the corridor sketches by mistake, I suddenly noticed that it’s really interesting to put those three pictures together as if they could connect to each other through the drawing structure.
I pasted the copies of the sentence around the pictures from the life logging which is in the order of the numbers of notes, as if they come from different dimensions and gather together.
The metal butterfly is layered on the floor which is aim to let the others could observe its structure and layers more clearly .

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Sketch of direct experience and explaination、feedback

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Sketch of direct experience and explaination、feedback

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I didn’t think too much when I choose this place to draw as the task, the structure and the combination of various objects really  make me feel attractive and interested. During the process of drawing, I started to image what kind of things or objects could be layered and combined in this way. I link it with human body, way station and so on, after explained my thinking to my tutor and peers, I wrote down my ideas on the sketchbook when I went back home, and I collected their feedback and stocked them on the sketchbook as well. My second tutor mentioned psychogeography after listened to my introduction of the drawing, and I searched the definitions of it from both Tate and Wikipedia and wrote them down as well.

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Pictures collection from both Internet and daily life

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Pictures collection from both Internet and daily life

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Inspired by the Korean drama which is called Nevertheless, I am getting interested in the butterflies, as the butterflies not only rely on nectar for their livelihoods, but also draw nutrients from the feces, which I think is kind of similar the the growth of human, not only the good staffs could encourage people, the difficulties also make people stronger.

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When drawing sketches, I started thinking of how could I use the metal to reconstruct the butterflies in a unique way. I was inspired by the relationship between dots, lines and planes. I suddenly felt that it would be a good idea to piece together butterflies with different metal strips.

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After collecting some butterfly nets, I started to draw some shapes about the butterfly that I liked, and started to think about what the butterfly I wanted to make would look like.

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After I put on the protective clothing, protective shoes and gloves, under the guidance of the teacher, I used the machine to cut the metal scraps that others don’t want into long strips to prepare for the subsequent welding and shaping adjustments.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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Zine (made by Huiyi, Christina and Denise)

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Zine (made by Huiyi, Christina and Denise)

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After peers and me brought 11 copies of what we have collected for the three tasks, the tutor separated us into two groups to make a zine together. Christina, Denise and I cut the pictures into long strips and stared to weaved with them. There is a design a room hide inside the zine and a picture of the apple was pasted over there. Colleges were made and pasted as well, we put those pictures/ collages tough to create various layers onto just like building an architecture.

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This is the first time I have come into contact with metal media as a creative object. Although I am very unfamiliar with all equipment and welding techniques, I am therefore happy and excited for my courage to try.

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After welding the iron bars together, I feel that the completely straight shape looks a bit monotonous.  So I used iron tongs that are harder than iron bars and bend them into different shapes to form different levels of various height.  Although I burned my hands during the soldering process and was frightened, seeing the results so far, I felt that everything was very worthwhile.

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Guided by different peers, we walked outside without destinations. We stopped by the riverside if the Thames river and screamed towards the waves of the river together, though it sounds noisy and crazy in a way, there is lots of fun.

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Pictures took by Huiyi Yin, Science Museum, London, 22th October 2021

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I sometimes think that space is very romantic, because our journey is the sea of stars. So I made time to hang out at the Science Museum, where I was impressed by the spherical projector: a loop of prerecorded explanations of the planets, matched by the slow rotation of projected images, with just the right lighting to make it easier to focus on the dangling ball of changing colors.

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Picture 1: The Love Song by T.S.Eliot, 1994, coffee grounds on wood, photo taken by Huiyi Yin; picture 2: the sketch that I drew ; picture 3: photos of the introduction of the artworks from the gallery exhibition zine

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Serpentine: Hervé Télémaque: A Hopscotch of the Mind

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Serpentine: Hervé Télémaque: A Hopscotch of the Mind

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The Love Song impressed me The most. At the beginning, I just thought its shape and structure were very interesting, like a wooden gun. I took several photos of the work from different angles and tried to analyze its composition, and drew The composition I suspected. I thought maybe the artist intended to express the normality of war at that time. When I read the introduction of the work, I found it was completely different from the author's intention.

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Serpentine: Hervé Télémaque: A Hopscotch of the Mind

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Serpentine: Hervé Télémaque: A Hopscotch of the Mind

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Before I read the introduction to the exhibition on the official website in detail, what I understand is that the artist uses different media and colors to express his anti-war aspirations, and contains some elements of people's daily life.  I didn’t realize that he combined historical and literary references with consumer popular culture, and wanted to establish a connection between internal consciousness, social experience, and the complex relationship between image and language.

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TATE Britain:HEATHER PHILLIPSONRUPTURE NO 1: BLOWTORCHING THE BITTEN PEACH

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TATE Britain:HEATHER PHILLIPSONRUPTURE NO 1: BLOWTORCHING THE BITTEN PEACH

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Artworks by Heather Phillipsonrupture （Works name and time Unknown）, Pictures shoot in Tate Britain by Huiyi Yin, 28th September 2021

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TATE Britain:HEATHER PHILLIPSONRUPTURE NO 1: BLOWTORCHING THE BITTEN PEACH

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TATE Britain:HEATHER PHILLIPSONRUPTURE NO 1: BLOWTORCHING THE BITTEN PEACH

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The exhibition is arranged in three exhibition halls in sequence. Different exhibition halls are composed of different elements and colors. The first exhibition hall and the last exhibition hall are red with different brightness, and the main color of the middle exhibition hall is deep blue.  I took three photos that I think are representative. The one that impressed me the most was the peach sunset projected on the huge vertical screen in the last exhibition hall.  I was amazed by the artist's rich imagination. I think it is very interesting that she associates the sun with peaches. Dark blue, peach pink, and golden colors are superimposed on each other, bright and vivid.

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Links:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream

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Pre-arrival task (exhibition reflection form) :TATE BRITAIN HEATHER PHILLIPSONRUPTURE NO 1: BLOWTORCHING THE BITTEN PEACH

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Pre-arrival task (exhibition reflection form) :TATE BRITAIN HEATHER PHILLIPSONRUPTURE NO 1: BLOWTORCHING THE BITTEN PEACH

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Pre-arrival task (exhibition reflection form)

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Pre-arrival task (exhibition reflection form)

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Task: 1. from a library or other archive (e.g. an image photocopied from a book or magazine). 2. from direct experience or engagement in an activity (e.g. a drawing or a photograph of some object or event) 3. from digital trash (e.g. what you find in your computer’s trash bin, in an email spam folder; or in your search history) 

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Four pictures that I collected for the task (picture 1️⃣)

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Four pictures that I collected for the task (picture 1️⃣)

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The first picture is from a graphic design album of cards, posters and cigarette boxes from the 1950s and 1960s. The picture I have chosen shows the posters in different languages, either printed or written, with different contents: shipyard ship records in Chinese, fish sauce factory advertisement in Thai. I think this is a microcosm of the previous era and a symbol of cross-cultural international communication. I think it's very interesting.

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Four pictures that I collected for the task（pictures 2️⃣&3️⃣)

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Four pictures that I collected for the task（pictures 2️⃣&3️⃣)

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When I got home, I found that the newly bought plants had been blown to the ground by the wind. I'll never know what's going on inside until I open the door. I chose two kinds of borders respectively in the photo editing software of my mobile phone. In the one above, I chose a sort of yes or no: I think it means whether I want to keep the plant lying there. For the next one, I chose a frame that resembles the effect of tearing paper, which I think is similar to the wind blowing plants down in a way.

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Four pictures that I collected for the task (picture 4️⃣)

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Four pictures that I collected for the task (picture 4️⃣)

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This is a screenshot of the chat history search on the WeChat chat interface. What I typed in the search box is: hahaha. I found that the number of times hahaha when chatting with a single person is more than the number of times I hahaha in group chats. Perhaps it can be explained to some extent that talking with friends alone can sometimes be more joyful than talking with a group of people.

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Collage ( In the collaborative workshop)

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Collage ( In the collaborative workshop)

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After group members and I brought the copies of pictures for the three little tasks, I noticed that some images of human portrait maybe be quite interesting if I combine with the plant photos and the words pictures. So I made a collage, tried the possibilities of different ways of layers, and pasted wool that I either straightened or bent to enrich the layers. I used acrylic markers to draw a bit onto as well to add some details and unify the colors.

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Task: Life LoggingThe self can be a starting point for ideas or your work.Please bring in a record of how your life has been logged over the course of the week. This could be objects/ technologization of self through social networks / data collection / modes of recording. It might be a print of a screen shot from your phone, audio of voice notes sent to a loved one, coffee cups, books from a library filed under a similar identity to your own....it's up to you.

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Excerpt and preparation (Task: Life logging  )

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Excerpt and preparation (Task: Life logging  )

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Since I usually have the habit of extracting sentences from literary works, copywriting of literary TV programs and excellent chapters, I took this excerpt as the content of this life logging task. I scanned my pen and excerpts, as well as some sentences on the excerpts, and recorded the sound of me opening the pencil case, taking out the pen, and writing. Then integrate the scanned pictures and recorded sounds to make a video.

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Originally, I planned to use all the video clips of London scenes shot outside to edit, but when I came back home and began to edit, I found that there were not enough available clips, so I began to shoot my own images at home. I was inspired by Wong Kar-wai's film Chungking Express, and felt that some scenes in the film, in which Faye Wong played a character doing housework in a policeman's house, were very lively and interesting, so I came up with the idea of imitating a similar style. I shot the scene of opening and closing the cabinet door many times, and used it as the transition of my video, switching different pictures with the opening and closing of the cabinet door each time. I also used the picture-in-picture model, editing different pieces together to create an illusion of parallel universes across time and space. This is also the first time that I did not use any songs as background music for editing, and only relied on the background sound recorded during shooting as background music.

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Teamwork college on the floor using  group open studios materials 

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Teamwork college on the floor using  group open studios materials 

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After seeing other groups’ artwork, we felt stressed as their works are more complicated and intelligent. The tutor suggested us to relax and have fun, we were advised to take our layouts from walls to the ground and make a piece of large collage together. Mainly I stick the papers together and make a little bit paper folding works on to. Though the time of making collage wasn’t that long, maybe only 5-10 minutes, we did feel relaxed and less stressed after it. I also was inspired by how others looked and combined various materials together, for example, Emile put the lines around my butterfly which made me feel the layers of my butterfly are richer than before.

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Teamwork college on the floor using  group open studios materials 

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Teamwork college on the floor using  group open studios materials 

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After seeing other groups’ artwork, we felt stressed as their works are more complicated and intelligent. The tutor suggested us to relax and have fun, we were advised to take our layouts from walls to the ground and make a piece of large collage together. Mainly I stick the papers together and make a little bit paper folding works on to. Though the time of making collage wasn’t that long, maybe only 5-10 minutes, we did feel relaxed and less stressed after it. I also was inspired by how others looked and combined various materials together, for example, Emile put the lines around my butterfly which made me feel the layers of my butterfly are richer than before.

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Craft and Dematerialisation ~research on craft 

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Craft and Dematerialisation ~research on craft 

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Link:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craft

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Craft and Dematerialisation~ research on dematerialisation

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Craft and Dematerialisation~ research on dematerialisation

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Link:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dematerialization

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Interpretation and Experience～ research on interpretation

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Interpretation and Experience～ research on interpretation

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Link :
https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/interpretation
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/interpret

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Screenshot from Wikipedia
link：https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Play_(activity)

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Play and Experiment ~research on experiment

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Play and Experiment ~research on experiment

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Screenshot from Wikipedia, link:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experiment

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Screenshot from MOMA, link :https://www.moma.org/artists/27445

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Play and Experiment ~ some screenshots of the ppt and how I feel about them

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Play and Experiment ~ some screenshots of the ppt and how I feel about them

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Her sayings give me a sense of feeling that just relax and try everything . I sometimes feel stressed when I going to make artworks but what she have said seems like we all gonna die one day we just get to explore anything we want.

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Craft and Dematerialisation ~screenshot of slides

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Craft and Dematerialisation ~screenshot of slides

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About the questions that the difference between an artist and a craft maker, I think they are kind of sequence order between these two. Normally we would notice there are some artist pay for the factory and order craft makers to make something but we barely hear the news that the craft makers pay and ask the artists to make something for them.

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Interpretation and Experience ~research on experience 

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Interpretation and Experience ~research on experience 

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Link :https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experience

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Link :http://www.susansontag.com/SusanSontag/

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Interpretation and Experience ~screenshot of slide

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Interpretation and Experience ~screenshot of slide

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Different from the definition that I search from the Internet Susan seems to define it more close to our daily life, she link the meaning of culture contest and operating to the translation of escaping the past and also connect to other cultural contexts.

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Please click the pictures to view the Chinese research and translation
Link: https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%BA%84%E5%91%A8%E6%A2%A6%E8%9D%B6/75300

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The reason that I do research on “dream”

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The reason that I do research on “dream”

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As a person who often dreams and is immersed in it, I have always had a certain interest in dreams.  After I made metal butterflies, I suddenly thought of a Chinese idiom related to butterflies and dreams:Zhuangzi [庄子] dreams of a butterfly (or is it the butterfly dreaming of Zhuangzi) .  It means: I don’t know if Zhuang Zhou turned into a butterfly in his dream, or if a butterfly turned into Zhuang Zhou in his dream.  So I mainly investigated the concept of dreamland in English and Chinese allusions.

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Link:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychogeography

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Link:https://www.tate.org.uk/art/art-terms/p/psychogeography

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The reason I do research on “Psychogeography ”

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The reason I do research on “Psychogeography ”

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My second tutor suggested me to read something about the Psychogeography after my explanation of the corridor drawing.Because when I explained, I gave the ordinary walkway different meanings from different angles.  (For details, please refer to the pictures and texts in Art tasks) It’s such an brand new word for me, I knew nothing about this concept/ definition before. I am really  curious about what it is, and after a little bit research, I think that in a sense, it is an interdisciplinary field that connects human subjective emotions with objectively existing geographical facts.

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The relationship that I think between dreams and Psychogeography 

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The relationship that I think between dreams and Psychogeography 

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As Psychogeography describes the emotions and behaviors of a place, while in dreams we move and change locations as have emotional flow, sometimes stories happen, I think maybe psychogeography can be used to describe our dreams as well.

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Link:https://www.artsy.net/artwork/ai-weiwei-sunflower-seeds-exhibition

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Link:https://georgieseccull.com/sculptures

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Link:https://artfoli.tumblr.com/post/171758913835/tom-friedman-untitled-a-curse-heres-something

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Link: https://www.cheimread.com/artists/ghada-amer

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 1

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 1

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Artist unknown
I found it such a nice attempt to use the normal lines to bulid spaces and levels.

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 2

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 2

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Artists unknown
I like the way that he/she drawing and collage on the text paper, the visual effect is nice, it give me a sense of breaking down the gap and linking pieces from different dimensions together.

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 3

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 3

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Artist unknown
The combination of colors and the layers he/her made is impressive, I like the way the artist draw the shivers beside the girl’s head.

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 4

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Interesting works that I found during open studios 4

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Artist unknown
Peaches from one of the Tate Britain exhibitions, it’s interesting to see to put lots of peach sunset together. It seem to transform from “peaches sunset” to “sunset peaches ”.