As an artist whose concerned with body action, what will I do if I take the scenery in front of me as a subject of my artwork?
I want to touch it.

I remembered that when I stared at the sea, an instant and nearly impulsive thought came up. I wondered whether the incoming sea waves approached me (like convex point of the video screen) or I desired to get closer to the sea. If I touch the sea waves, the touch can be regarded either as a haptical visuality or as a unrealized action; and, thus, the touch can never be a physical one. The imagination became my inspiration of this piece of artwork.
Therefore, I made a large screen out of Lycra fabric and projected a video image of sea waves onto it. Behind the screen, I built a track along with a mechanical device on the track, which also supports the screen and makes a convex point when the device moved back and forth horizontally from left side to the right side. Both of the position and the moving pace of this device symbolized a gentle touch on the sea horizon with a suggestion of the subject’s emotion.
The convex point on the screen that constantly approached viewers showed its own stance in an imperceptible way. The movement seems like to slice my brain and put my thinking mode on display.