(opp14) Thirty New Stories
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Lee Ka-sing OPUS Archive<br />
“<strong>Thirty</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Stories</strong>” series consists of thirty individual pieces,<br />
all documented through photographs taken during the installation<br />
on-site.<br />
Media: Text, and photo print paired with ready-made objects.<br />
<strong>Thirty</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Stories</strong><br />
(2018) Opp.14
Lee Ka-sing
<strong>Thirty</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Stories</strong><br />
“2K 2.0” marked my second collaboration with Kai Chan and<br />
took place at my gallery in the spring of 2018. For this project,<br />
Kai utilized images from my “Mobile Poetry Lab” series as<br />
the foundation for his collaborative pieces, while I created<br />
photographs using a collection of objects and items he provided.<br />
Subsequently, these works were incorporated into my “Time<br />
Machine” series. In the exhibition, I arranged my photographs<br />
into five vertical panels, collectively named “Five Poems.”<br />
Beyond the core collaborative pieces, I engaged in a playful<br />
endeavor on one of the side gallery walls. Here, I sought to pair<br />
the objects given to me by Kai with fragments of photo prints<br />
from my archives, including test strips of jobs collected from<br />
our studio during the eighties and nineties. I referred to these<br />
juxtapositions as <strong>New</strong> <strong>Stories</strong>, which were spontaneously arranged<br />
on the wall, each accompanied by a caption line. The text was,<br />
in fact, the most significant part of the work; it gave a soul to the<br />
framework.<br />
The “<strong>Thirty</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Stories</strong>” series consists of thirty individual<br />
pieces, all documented through photographs taken during<br />
the installation on-site. I have always harbored a desire to<br />
recreate these shots in a more elaborate manner within a studio<br />
environment. However, I never had the chance to do that.<br />
Perhaps, this series will serve as a blueprint for the next step, a<br />
larger body of work.
<strong>Thirty</strong> <strong>New</strong> <strong>Stories</strong><br />
Text, and photo print paired<br />
with ready-made objects
Three Roses
Chairman Duno’s<br />
Old Daddy Organ,<br />
Radio, and LP
Daydream of<br />
a Firecracker
Photograph Hidden<br />
Secrets with a Large<br />
Format Camera
Boy in Red, Rising from<br />
the River Blue
Instruction Manual<br />
about Retrieving<br />
Memories from a<br />
Bundle of Fragrant<br />
Sticks
Long-range Missile Test<br />
at Mr. Kim’s Backyard
An Artificial Satellite<br />
Sending Messages to<br />
the Fake Planet
The Wind, the Cloud,<br />
and the Songs of a<br />
Rainy Day
Caterpillar Walking<br />
Across the Black Sea
Social Gathering before<br />
There was FB
Two Pieces of Sliced<br />
Lemon Looking<br />
Forward to Being<br />
an Artist
The Girl with a <strong>New</strong><br />
Hairdress, and Her<br />
Beloved Small Shoe
Proposal for Swimming<br />
Lessons for a Butterfly
Boy and the Blue Ego
Discovery of the Red<br />
Mountain in a Recent<br />
Political Movement
A Happy Day in the Life<br />
of a Baby Phoenix
This Book, in the Shape<br />
of a Fingernail, Can<br />
Teach You How to Light<br />
up a Piano
Time-pieces, Broken<br />
Movements, and the<br />
Divided Constellation
Small Book and the Big<br />
Chapter of a Story
Third Uncle and the<br />
Sky Ladder from Aten
Three Items that<br />
Might Have Changed<br />
the Horizon of Your<br />
Sensitivity
Alarm Signal Pop-up<br />
from the Pink Colour<br />
Mini-tablet
An Appointment with<br />
God
A Flower-hunter’s<br />
Roadmap
Languages in the<br />
Post-digital Era
A Comparative Study<br />
on the Horse-power<br />
between a Steam Engine<br />
and Fifty Speeding<br />
Boats
The Rocket is Pushing<br />
from Mesosphere<br />
to Troposphere, Oh<br />
I Forgot to Bring my<br />
Lunch-box
The Footnote of the Final<br />
Shot on the Making of<br />
an Institution
Data Being Transmitted<br />
into Memory
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