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Academy of Visual Arts視覺藝術院  |  Master碩士  |  2014
Photography, Light, One way mirror, Stell round frame攝影, 光, 原子鏡, 圓形鋼架   |  Lens-based Media鏡像媒介藝術  |  Artwork藝術作品

When people walk in the sunlight, expose themselves to ultraviolet radiation (UV) for a period of time, dark spots will begin to appear on human skin. These darkened spots are usually referred to as “Photodamage”, commonly known as pigment or freckles. They are a result of combining “exposure to light” and “duration of time”, which are also basic elements of creating a photograph.

By exploring how people pursue their perfect face, from the pigment formation process to the process of whitening, this project allows people to rethink the fundamental elements of photography: Light and Time. Once the dark spots are formed, they cannot be reversed, just as time cannot be reversed. The traces of time, experiences, and history cannot be easily forgotten.

(The text is provided by the student)
當人們在日光中行走,曝露於紫外線下,皮膚會隨時間開始出現深色斑點。這些斑點叫"Photodamage",亦即是我們平常所說的雀斑。其形成主因是「曝光」和「時間」,亦是攝影最基本的構成成份。

本作品探究人如何追求完美面容,借皮膚色斑的形成與淡的過程,讓人重新思考攝影的最基本元素﹕「光」和「時間」。已經形成的斑點,不論如何復都會有痕跡,正如時間不能回轉,人臉上的標記、經驗和歷史都不能忘記。

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APA: CHOI, Sze Hung Janet蔡司虹. (2014). Ineradicable Traces抹不去的痕跡. Retrieved from HKBU Heritage: https://heritage.lib.hkbu.edu.hk/routes/view/ids/HER-010932
MLA: CHOI, Sze Hung Janet蔡司虹. "Ineradicable Traces抹不去的痕跡". HKBU Heritage. HKBU Library, 2014. Web. 19 Mar. 2024. <https://heritage.lib.hkbu.edu.hk/routes/view/ids/HER-010932>.

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