Lisha Nie
Works
Paintings
Null
Illusory Reality
Remake of the Kiss
Fantasy Gives Any Absurdity a Chance To Become Part of the Logic
Form
Model I
Inanimate Reason
Endlessly Idle, with Time
O
Rust
Of Presence of the Sun
Prologue
About
electronic wire, concrete, steel, aluminum, spray foam, acrylic 2020
Through fictionalizing a futuristic society that has been fully built on integrated circuits and manipulated by political lies, Lisha talks about authenticity within that national totalitarianism. Through counterfeiting meteorites, she produces a large amount of ‘techno fossil meteorites’, connects each of them with built-in electronic wires, and distributes them in space to create a walk-in openness. The group of ‘techno fossil meteorites’ is a metaphor for collectivity, as well as a set of interactive devices. As audiences conduct static electricity from their bodies to the ‘techno fossil meteorites’, conversations between two people about authenticity will be triggered.