13'42"

A mysterious radio, hosted by an anonymous man, presents three poems to the listeners. The voices in the video were text-to-speech read by AI voices, cloned from the members of the mollyrainmore.org. 

32'03"

A film made with the recording of a improvised performance that took place at Long March Space.

29"

A GIF.

Have you seen the home videos shot by your parents?

12'21"

Two fictional stories about death and trauma.

30'55"

Ava is an American English female AI voice designed by Apple Inc. In this film led by sound, she is the sole narrator. Inspecting through the daily tasks of eating, dressing, and talking, we find ourselves surrounded by the limitless options presented by the commodity oriented society. Among the ultimately fictionalized demands, we interrogate ourselves, hoping to make the better choice with acquired rationality.

40"

A joke on utilitarian meditation.

69'42"

A performance recorded at X Museum, Beijing.

A woman died. Survivors from her life gathered together at her funeral, mourned in deafening silence. In guilt and angst, two strangers started a conversation accompanied by synthesizer noise. Their words were text-to-speech sung by AI voices designed by Google, inc., in an estranged and detached manner. 

During the intermissions of each conversations, 12 non-male participants (recruited from internet) performed their piece, an object “related to death” they brought to make sound with, creating an ensemble of death noise.