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Wooden framed in dark brown
60 x 45 cm | 24 x 18 in
2023

“Mirror of Despair” is an anguished work that depicts a young woman who has just hacked off most of her hair. The 3-part mirror shows her face slashed into abstraction and crying blue tears and tears of blood. It is a powerful work that speaks perhaps to the power of art as therapy.

當時發生過的事,小孩只能在鏡中發洩多年後回望,終於能再面對用力地發洩出來,沉重同時療癒並且看見曾經衝動失控的背後,是母親沉重的愛曾經不敢發聲的背後,是小孩扭曲的愛What that had happened, a child could only vent in the mirror.Years later, she is facing itVenting forcefully, heavy yet healingAnd what she seesBehind the once impulsive loss of control, is the mother's profound love.Behind the once silent, is the distorted love of the child.
