Transmitting love through screens and devices distorts and gaslights reality, as solitude, loneliness and unattainability is comforted by dwindling hope. How long can you hold on?
‘Good night’ is an ordinary bedtime routine as an ending of the conversation online or offline. It might be one of the most tranquil regards on behalf of someone who loves and cares about you. Furthermore, it links to more subtle subjects within long-distant relationships in contemporary society.
The phrase “good night” has many interpretations which can avert to both positive and negative repercussions of mental health. Ideally, ‘good night’ is not only a romantic farewell to some old time but also a cordial welcome to another reborn life, both for you and your beloved. But in real life, it might be a sort of mayday from the bottom of a single lonely heart, a self-hypnotism by a sleepless soul.
The multiple meanings of ‘good night’ explained by eight artists were embodied in this exhibition. No matter if it is the punctuation of day to night, or a manipulating switch from an insomniac to a leaden slumber, we cannot tell. Sometimes, you are not the one who can determine whether you have a ‘good’ night or sleep. Insomniacs regard medicine as night. People living in the Arctic Circle regard day as night. The metropolitans regard early morning as night.
Some bodies sleep in peace as some souls scream in depression.
‘Good night’ is an ordinary bedtime routine as an ending of the conversation online or offline. It might be one of the most tranquil regards on behalf of someone who loves and cares about you. Furthermore, it links to more subtle subjects within long-distant relationships in contemporary society.
The phrase “good night” has many interpretations which can avert to both positive and negative repercussions of mental health. Ideally, ‘good night’ is not only a romantic farewell to some old time but also a cordial welcome to another reborn life, both for you and your beloved. But in real life, it might be a sort of mayday from the bottom of a single lonely heart, a self-hypnotism by a sleepless soul.
The multiple meanings of ‘good night’ explained by eight artists were embodied in this exhibition. No matter if it is the punctuation of day to night, or a manipulating switch from an insomniac to a leaden slumber, we cannot tell. Sometimes, you are not the one who can determine whether you have a ‘good’ night or sleep. Insomniacs regard medicine as night. People living in the Arctic Circle regard day as night. The metropolitans regard early morning as night.
Some bodies sleep in peace as some souls scream in depression.
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