“The crowding of mound, the shrinking and expansion of city changes the tracks of people’s lives.”

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The rambling expansion and disorder of the city drives the body to respond dejectedly. The internal self-organization and mechanism are regulated, unyielding to squeeze but to expand calmness. How can we balance the discontinuous expansion of posture between body and society in this urban jungle?

“Grass” aspires to capture the track of people’s lives through data. The work uses light to convey various gestures of movement in the city. It is the restoration of present, it’s not an intuitive reconstruction, but through transplantation and deletion of complex second-hand data. To sort out the growth context in disorder, and shape the behavior that can be repeatedly verified and examined. At that moment, empathy seems not to be so important, but the embodiment of human context structure will be re-evaluated and reconstruct their perception.