Distance, indistinctness, and ambiguity are devices more than forms in “Attraction.” The kites are reminders of the ‘butterfly effect,’ a phenomenon described in chaos theory wherein a small change in the initial conditions of the system can produce wide variations in the system’s long-term behavior. One might also recall Chuang Tzu’s Taoist dream of himself as a butterfly and reflect upon whether the uncertainty of potential is any less real than the concrete and finite consequences of action. The series is less concerned with conveying answers than with providing occasion to consider questions.
距离与模糊在”引力”系列中不仅是形式, 在于提示混沌理论中描述的”蝴蝶效应”现象, 其系统初始条件的微小变化将对系统的长期行为产生影响. “庄子梦蝶”也在思考潜在的不确定性是否比行动的具体和有限的后果更不真实. 该系列并不关注答案的传达, 而更关注语景与凝虑的呈现.
