Under the pretext of Paris

Author: Huang Xiaoyan
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Travel is not just the movement of space for the body and culture for the soul, but also the transition between different ways of life. Facing travel that differs in speed or content from the past, we need new concepts and perspectives. The Conceptual Traveler aims to present the records of authors with specialized knowledge backgrounds or long-term interest in certain themes interacting with foreign cultures during their stays or travels, using a combination of visual and textual elements that blend rationality and sensibility. It is hoped that their unique perspectives can provide new joys and observational angles for travel reading, foster personal travel concepts, and reflect back into life, creating new value through action.
To love Paris, it only takes a glance that met and then parted forever, a lingering scent in memory, a touch of dampness on the skin's temperature, to recall a moment and the intersection with Paris. Immersed in people and scenery, 10 years in Paris have been woven into life. As an artist, she freely lets her emotions run wild, finding her place and coordinates in Paris. She gently gathers music and films, collages scents, visuals, and sounds, skillfully sketching the faces of landscapes and everyday joys and sorrows. With a keen heart and camera or brush, she adds color and vibrancy to the ordinary and the slightly melancholic,, listening to herself in the midst of daily life. Artists in Paris always bring a dream with them, living under its sky, and half of the dream is fulfilled. Qing shares, with Paris as an excuse for a realistic dream.