A series of fragments which, though originally unconnected images, are related by a physicality that, in hasty juxtaposition, creates a visual flow that stimulates a touch-sensitive eye. A choppy, whispering, repetitive voice that appears to avoid fading into that "oceanic feeling" engulfing and encompassing everything. An optical and auditory chaos that sends us into the audiovisual inflation of our time, whipped up by the internet and social networks. If you can't handle it: be water, my friend. (BB)
- Berlinale - Shorts - 2021
Wang Yuyan (b. 1989, China) is a filmmaker and multidisciplinary artist living in Paris. She graduated from Le Fresnoy - National Studio of Contemporary Arts in 2020 and Beaux-Arts of Paris in 2016. She takes inspiration from the endless media production underpinned by industrial productivity. Her works oscillate between film and installation, often in an immersive perspective with a disintegrating abstraction process.