photo by Dayna Danger, performed by Wing Sze Tsang-Hy, Peter Meritzis; Bodypainting by Yandel; photo of installation review by Hua Jin
Posts Tagged ‘family’
The Emperor’s New Diaper
Posted in performance art, tagged body, Chinese Culture, family, identity, immigration, marriage, multiculturalism, performance art, politics, red baby diaper on March 30, 2013 |
When I Was Born
Posted in performance art, tagged childhood, Chinese Culture, culture, family, feminism, gender, identity, immigration, language, love, minority, performance art, power on March 30, 2010 |
installation review
photo by Kalli Anne
narrative in the video
“I have a confession, I was born in January 2nd, 1975 in a small village in china in a cold winter.I have a big brother and seven sisters and I am the youngest one. When I was born, my father looked at me and said I was just another mouth to feed. “
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
“when i was born, my father said i was just another mouth to feed”
