Dorm 701





Title:Dorm 701
Date:2020
Size:60 x 50 inches
Medium,materials used:Analog Photography
This series of photos with Polaroid
films that I took with my roommates in dormitory, and other dormitory-related
photos are also printed in Polaroid. These photos—single and group photos—show
colorful and joyful moments in our 8 people’s dormitory life during the
pandemic.
Due to the epidemic, there was no school opening and no graduation ceremony. Six months had passed before we opened the dormitory door to pack our bags, only to have a hasty farewell. This series of works contains photos, videos, and objects in the dormitory. Through a projected video, viewers were taken to enter the closed dormitory for participating in an offline video discussion with no one. Polaroid photos showed the
Due to the epidemic, there was no school opening and no graduation ceremony. Six months had passed before we opened the dormitory door to pack our bags, only to have a hasty farewell. This series of works contains photos, videos, and objects in the dormitory. Through a projected video, viewers were taken to enter the closed dormitory for participating in an offline video discussion with no one. Polaroid photos showed the
wonderful sparks between the eight people in the dormitory. In the
next section, we seek the image of "me" in the eyes of the roommates
through their photographs and find the emotions carried by the objects.
Finally, photos of the sunset outside the window, along with others, were
collected into a cluttered treasure box. The novel coronavirus is like a
boulder shattering the complete four-year memory of this dormitory, and the
fragments are hastily picked up from the site, spliced and glued, imagined and
remembered to put together a complete dorm 701.



