Family History and Immigration
Ode to Durian (We Are Ineffable)
By Mel Taing
“When I first met you, I didn’t have the language to call you by your name. Instead, I opened my mouth so I could taste you on my tongue. I think I understand you better this way -- by taste alone. I listen to my senses, and I leave the senseless people behind…”
many migration that aren't one's own《一千迁移》
By Kathy Wu and Ying Bonny Cai
“This collaborative piece illustrates migration stories across economic class and held by culture, hand-embroidered on a cotton-shirt that synthesizes silhouettes drawn from Eastern and Western cultures. This hand-made object tells a story of immigrant bodies within a global context of mass production…”