Viewing and Boundaries in Wang Yao-Yi's Solo Exhibition, “The Last Man, the Vietnamese soldier, the Tourist, A-Yuan, the Hunter and the Flâneur”
<p>In the summer of 2023, Taipei Fine Arts Museum presented four solo exhibitions, among which <strong>Wang Yao-yi’s(王耀億)</strong> video artwork titled “<strong>The Last Man, the Vietnamese soldier, the Tourist, A-Yuan, the Hunter and the Flâneur</strong>” had a combined duration of approximately two hours. It can be seen as a collection of videos that function as both a film and an exhibition. Beyond the narrative nature of the visuals, the arrangement of the exhibition space and the appropriation of found objects contribute to a deeper layer of transformation. The placement and arrangement of the video works also invite thoughtful contemplation.</p>
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