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Intervention in the Other Sphere—Yilin Lin’s Performance Art
Stanford University's Center for East Asian Studies Colloquium Series presents a talk by performance artist Yilin Lin.
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Guest Speaker:
Yilin Lin (林一林)
Performance Artist
To enter into unfamiliar territory has always been a source of excitement for me, and an impetus to creation. I probe to discover the objective of the artist in the era of globalization, using the performance format to enter into the “landscape” of foreign lands. Is this a worthless act because of the unreachability of either shore? Or is it a collective discovery of a necessary path, given that humanity is confronted with the situation where it is difficult to distinguish between you and me? The answer is shaped through repeated efforts at communication. Interventions are an effective way to promote contact. It doesn’t matter if they turn out good or bad—we are together.
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