Feng Chen
MA work
MA work
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Poetry verbalizes intents; song intones the verbalization.
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Poetry is what is lost in translation.
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Words-as-words are winged; words-as-terms as tethered.
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Abstract meaning gives little vividness, and fullness of imagination gives all.
Other-wordly
Other-wordly suggests a language that is
different from the language we know. The book comprises reinterpreted concrete
poems based on the oldest Chinese poem, Guan
Ju. It concentrates on the complexities of the smallest literary units, examines
in every detail their semantic, sound and visual values, and attempts to
revitalize the structure of literary language.  Â
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Communication
Programme
MA Visual Communication, 2016
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Contact
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+852 5989 5435
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I am a graphic designer/photographer/filmmaker working across a variety of mediums. My practice is driven by research and literature. I'm keen on exploring the boundary of words, etymology, translation, and the tension of the essentials of literary units.
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Degrees
- BSSc (Hons) in Communication: Cinema & Television Option, Hong Kong Baptist University, 2013