Starting from 2018, I started transforming my dreams into movie posters and put them up in streets or allies, particularly somewhere near cinemas. I attempted to trick the pedestrians as if they were genuine movies. I hoped to destress the inhabitants of this concrete jungle, but at the same time, I was building up my own “realities”.  

I informed the owner of the art theater that all these posters were my dreams. Such as the blue one titled “I’ 984”, I dreamed that I was a quality control labor numbered 984, working in a kite manufacture. I had to fly kites woven out of human skin to check if it was qualified for the market. 

I was terrified. I secretly sought a rationale from my neighboring colleague. She scolded me, “Shhh! Don’t ask, don’t inquire, don’t spread words.”. I was stunned and perplexed when I woke up. 

The theater owner found that amusing and permitted my posters there for a period of time. My eagerness to tell stories has motivated my artistic career, until today.

自18年起，我开始将梦境制作成电影海报，张贴在城市里的大街小巷，尤其是电影院附近，希望路过的市民以为是即将上映的真实的电影。用玩笑的方式，消解城市的生活，用张贴海报的行为，建造自己的真实。

我告诉艺术影院的老板，这些都是我的梦，比如<I’ 984>，右下角蓝色的海报是梦到工号为984的我在工厂质检风筝，我们必须将人皮材料制成的风筝放上天，来检验其质量合格与否。 

我在梦里觉得十分恐怖，便悄悄的问身边的同事为什么。她严肃的对我说：“嘘，不要问，不要听，不要传。”  醒来后既惊讶又疑惑。

影院老板也觉得颇为有趣，便允许我在旁边张贴一段时间。想要讲述故事作为创作的源动力，一直持续下来。