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My photography and video practice touches on the solitude at the heart of human existence. It reveals moments of struggles within the hidden aspects of ordinary life. I use myself as a vehicle for expression. I create metaphoric frames to experiment with uneasy emotions and find a balance between documentary and conceptual art. By combining different ideas and materials, I break the boundaries between reality and fiction, causing the viewers to be aware of their surroundings. I am always waiting for accidents to occur during my shooting process because “failure” is where the magic happens. I have no fears about making changes

Through digital media, I use performative approaches to navigate solitude and the world around me. Beyond constructing frames by utilizing lights and setting up the scenes, I also wait for the unexpected to enter the lens. I create a visible fusion of real life and fabrication. This combination serves as a compelling visual metaphor for time, ultimately prompting viewers to question the possibilities of uncertainty. 

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Sharon Wang, a Chinese-born photographer now based in the United States, delves into the complexities of human existence through her photography and video work. Using herself as both subject and storyteller, she crafts metaphoric frames that blur the lines between reality and imagination. Drawing from her background as a synchronized swimmer, Wang captures the interplay of energy and serenity in her imagery. Through her innovative use of digital media, she invites viewers to reflect on the fluid nature of time and uncertainty, urging them to contemplate the profound connections between individuals and their environments.