Yang Jing

The lucky one, 2004

“…I wanted to make the dolls’ postures look really affected. At that time I was really into lavish European decor, like the pre-revolution French style, just before the collapse – incredibly lavish and decadent.

I was obsessed with their gaudily colored joints. They symbolize innocence, hopelessness, existence without aspirations.”

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One Response to “Yang Jing”

blah blah black sheep says:

February 15, 2009 at 18:08

“existence without aspirations” … Interesting choice of words. Pretty much sums up how a lot of people live their lives today, too.

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