This piece is inspired by the erasure effect of CMYK screen printing and how it echoes with the interaction between my actions and my own personality.
To me, colouring books are printed toys that assist children in using their creativity. They generally include black outlines of cartoon characters, which children are familiar with, to encourage them to fill in colours of their choice and complete the picture. When I discover the colouring book I filled in as a kid, I started to contemplate how I have followed and found satisfaction in rules. Some people think that growing up means breaking boundaries, some attempt to trace back to societal values that lead to these limitations. However, I have chosen to use screen printing techniques that I am familiar with this time of my life, to respond to the past me wth a similarly serious and careful attitude.
CMYK separation technique uses a basic unit of dots to form all colours seen by the naked eye. The range of colours we see in an image is only an optical illusion. After scanning and colour separation, hand-coloured pictures become a manifestation of the computer's understanding of colours, and a system formed by colours. The repeatedly scanned and printed image fades into white, thus finishing the process of understanding, pondering and putting my mind at ease.
(The text is provided by the student)作品靈感來自四分色絲印技術的消除效果，以及我的行為和性格之間的互動。
