Yilin Lu

I wanted to trace the images of things that were attached to the original of consciousness, whose existence and my observation of them could be described as an unconditional occurrence. But when they intersect with photography, a certain presupposition is created. When confronted with such preconceptions I often fall into a kind of unconscious chaos, as is the norm in my life, and yes, I am always in chaos. Until one day a person who inspired me on my photographic path said to me, “You have to take the chaos, the future is going to be more pressing, so burning life.” I looked at the images again, and they seemed to make me accept the chaos.