After twenty years of practicing different religions, I have come to a point of introspection about my journey. I am rethinking what prompts people to follow a religion; what is the real purpose behind religious behavior. Being born into a multi-religious family and observing my family’s different religious experiences left subtle but profound influence on me that shapes my inquiries. My early works are mainly using performance and installation as the main mediums to talk about what has been taken place on me and also within me when the religions occupied my mind.

Afterwards, along with the daily meditation I practice as a way of seeking the spirituality inside of me and every detail of outside world, I’m now working on “The coincidence diary” which would be my life long-term project, collecting and repurposing objects I encounter every day. I gradually began noticing many beautiful synchronicities happening in daily life when the mind is opened up– it can be sharped, from the dullness caused by daily life, to break one’s “tunnel-vision” caused by focusing on purpose too much. The mind could constantly absorb all the knowledge from the microcosm world created by the tiny objects from the circumstance at each moment, and you will encounter the surprises in life. That’s what I’m doing in my coincidence diary, to tell a story of that moment or get some guidance from them.