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Group
Exhibition
“I
am
not....
I
am”
“I
am
not”
is a
collection,
resembles
a
collage
of
different
interpretations
of
pictorial
stories
which
are
presented
dissimilarly.
Deceiving
the
Instinctual
Nature,
“I
am
not”
cooks
up
his
own
subjective
stories.
Judging
and
comparing
different
shapes,
“I
am
not”
is
going
to
narrate
his
story
of
an
adventure
and
make
a
fiction
rather
than
a
dream.
This
pictorial
story
is
drawn
out
of
what
is
rested
in
mind
and
what
is
crossed
the
mind
subconsciously.
Perhaps
these
subconscious
pictures
are
made
of
our
sighs,
pains,
failures
and
lusts,
and
then
adjusted
with
an
image
of
outside
world.
The
subject
is
detected
out
of
every
corner,
decorated
in
some
parts
and
left
faded
in
others,
as
if
the
mind
instantly
swallows
us
into
a
swamp
and
there
are
still
free
spaces
after
swallowing
all
of
us.
Nonexistence
is
deep.
There
is
no
alternative
except
staring
in
our
nonexistence,
after
facing
this
experience
I
challenge
“what
I
am”.
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Collective
memory
Quotations
appear
to
visualize
and
describe
events
that
have
been
happened
in
the
past.
Nevertheless,
they
are
incapable
of
explaining
what
has
been
flown
within
the
space,
time,
and
place.
If
quotations
were
honest,
they
would
deliver
the
“real”
incompletely,
if
not
that
would
mix
with
imaginations.
When
quotations
appear
in
the
vast
social-historical
scale,
they
convert
to
an
important
part
of
the
history,
to
the
collective
memory.
Historical
images
seem
to
be
the
visual
appearance
of
historical
events,
common
images
of
what
have
been
recorded
of
those
events
in
public
minds.
Pictures
are
collective
memories.
However,
they
narrate
particular
moments
despite
what
has
happened
before
and
after.
Pictures
are
determined
simulations
of
facts
and
are
not
able
to
recall
what
has
happened
in
the
real
completely
and
perfectly.
Thus,
such
disability
would
provide
narrators
the
chance
of
distorting
and
even
converting
reality.
Pictures
would
mix
with
imaginations,
sentiments,
and
individual
beliefs
and
later
they
would
separate
from
their
contexts
and
convert
to
brand
new
stories.
Hence,
the
collective
memory
would
be
interrupted.
We
look
for
unreachable
truth
among
such
pictures
and
memories.
The
collective
memory
would
be
built
up
on
unreliable
images
and
incomplete
quotes.
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