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Untitled (Blue Water 2014)

Research output: Creative and Literary Works in Non - textual FormRGC 42 - Painting, sculpture, drawing, photograph

Abstract

Inspired by the controversial idea that in biochemistry, water molecules could somehow retain memories of antibodies which however were no longer present (Benveniste, 1998), Leung projects this creative idea into a poetic notion. If water could remember the substance ever encountered but no longer in existence, it would actually function as a time capture even though we would not be able to tell from its appearance. From this light, it could echo with the noeme of photography which bears time into its own essence. Leung has made a extensive collection of images of the water surface of Victoria Harbour in different hours, on different days, in different seasons in 2014-15. This reserve of images allows him to develop a series of photographic works of waterscapes which seem abstract but each does contain a different moment, that is also a different memory.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationHong Kong
Publication statusPublished - May 2017

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Research Keywords

  • Water memory
  • seascapes
  • colour photography
  • time
  • Hong Kong
  • Victoria harbour
  • Leung Chi Wo
  • Colours

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