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Can The Stories We Tell to Scare Ourselves With Speak of Our Memories?
「烏鬼」能不能寫自己的記憶？
December 10th, 2020／ Type： Opinion
Author: Rikey Tenn ／ Editor: Rikey Tenn
Quote From: 台新藝術基金會ARTalks
Liang Ting-yu, "The Beheaded Stream", The Stories We Tell to Scare Ourselves With; image courtesy of artist
Wei-Li Yeh, “Divinity Trace”, The Stories We Tell to Scare Ourselves With; image courtesy of artist
Liang Ting-yu, "The Beheaded Stream", The Stories We Tell to Scare Ourselves With; image courtesy of artist
Wang Ding-yeh, "Ghost between island and land", The Stories We Tell to Scare Ourselves With; image courtesy of artist
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See Also
Making Space for the Ghaib (Unseen) ，Syaheedah Iskandar