love

commands

obey

accept

They thought it was good for my future

With the development of society, more and more people realize that reading is not the only way out.

The rebellious mood of teenagers.

Ancient Chinese families often had the custom of arranged marriages

Imperial examinations, the importance of reading for Chinese people

Q1. What is your gender?

Q2.What is your age group?

Q3.When you were a child, did your parents discipline you in a commanding way?

Q4.How would you rate your relationship with your parents?

Q5. Do you have any resistance to your parents' use of commands to discipline you?

Q6.When your parents gave you orders, which of the following emotions were most similar to you?

Q7.Please write down every command you can think of what your parents have said to you.

This is a series of works. The theme of the Series Ⅰ is about concern and misunderstanding, and Series II is about love and contradiction.

These works reflect my thoughts on the relationship between parents and children with sound art at this stage.

It's eleven o 'clock. You should go to bed.

Can you read more books instead of just playing computer games?

You come downstairs. I need to talk to you.

You're going to have dinner with the elders today and you're going to wear something formal and not your usual clothes.

other's answer from survey

You mustn't listen to that music any more. It won't help you grow.

Must get up at seven in the morning.

In the pre-recording, I will sit in front of the camera, and a speaker will be placed on both sides of me to play my parents' commands to me. With the playback of the commands, the camera will record the changes in my expression and body movements after listening to these commands. It's predictable that I will become more and more irritable and even cover my ears to stop listening.

In the live exhibition part, the pre-recorded video will be played out on the screen and matched with headphones, and I will also print a large number of orders from my parents on slender strips of paper to show them.

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