Zhigang Ye

I plucked and picked up some plants and branches and pieced them together into plants on completely empty fields. and presented as a still life photo.

My obsession with confirming reality is low. It seems to me that the decisive difference between the objectively defined reality and the unreality is the amount of information. And photography, as a medium that reflects objective reality, becomes a substandard reality—a vehicle with degraded consultation volumes.

So in this group of works I try to construct a biased reality, a possibility that once existed, through consultation on an operational carrier.

With this operation, I try to express some personal boundaries between desire for destruction, possession and creation.