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Siru Wen
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Siru Wen is a Chinese-born artist based in Los Angeles, whose practice intersects between installation, film, and photography. She meditates on the balance of opposing forces, meanings, and sentiments that originate from and flow between the bodies/interior and nature/exterior. During the process, Siru limits the use of words/language. Instead, allowing honest responses to form instinctively with the use of senses, shapes, lines, movement, silence, and disturbance.
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"Live, Dwell, Stay" discloses an old Chinese couple's uncanny yet familiar mundaneness under their roof, where dwells silence, routines, aging bodies, isolation, dependency, and the accustomed, erratic, and repeated acts of violence.
Live, Dwell, Stay
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NRA dreamlike, fantastical drift around a fractured identity, with dazzling visual inventions. Like a diary that visually conveys a state of being between two worlds.
It Must Be Because I Decided to Leave
2025
Through an intimate journey involving the filmmaker and her aunt, we see what remains and what is transformed with the passing of time.
Aunt, a Tricycle
2022
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"Live, Dwell, Stay" discloses an old Chinese couple's uncanny yet familiar mundaneness under their roof, where dwells silence, routines, aging bodies, isolation, dependency, and the accustomed, erratic, and repeated acts of violence.
Live, Dwell, Stay
—
"Live, Dwell, Stay" discloses an old Chinese couple's uncanny yet familiar mundaneness under their roof, where dwells silence, routines, aging bodies, isolation, dependency, and the accustomed, erratic, and repeated acts of violence.
Live, Dwell, Stay
—
Through an intimate journey involving the filmmaker and her aunt, we see what remains and what is transformed with the passing of time.
Aunt, a Tricycle
2022