chenxin yuan

chenxin yuan

Tourism
LaSalle College | Montréal

what about Me

The theme of my photo collection is emotions, of course, it can be seen from the tone of my photos that it is negative emotions. The photos were inspired by the stress during the covid and the semester. The covid-19 stay at home for a long time and faced the anxiety of graduation. I hope to express it in a concrete way. Black and gray is the main color of my photos. Rich colors are too attractive to the eye, but when there is no bright color at all, people can focus more on the photo itself. I used a lot of props and lighting effects in the photos. Each prop has its own special meaning. Light and shadow itself represents the positive and negative emotions. It also representative complexity of emotions. This group of photos is more like an exploration of myself, an analysis and reflection of the self's emotions. These emotions include sarcasm, sadness, anger, anorexia. I am a small individual item in society, so can my emotional photos be seen as a microcosm of the emotions of young people in society.

How are you ? I am f

I am fine

How are you ? I am fine . Actually are you really fine?

We wrote too many es

Academic garbage

We wrote too many essays and PowerPoint and so on during our school years. Did you ever open these work after they were marked?

When I do not look,

save myself

When I do not look, do not listen, do not speak. Reject everything external, nothing can hurt me anymore. The overall color of the photo is black and gray, and the white ribbon on the eyes is the brightest part. The white rectangular aperture on the back is made by photoshop , echoing the blindfolded white ribbon, making the picture more layered.

When there is no one

Flower vomiting

When there is no one to talk to about the sadness, pain and depression in the heart. These emotions turn into silt and accumulate inside my heart.The white rose is rooted in such emotional silt and grows uncontrollably eventually blooming from my mouse.Shot using the three-point composition method.

Do you have dare to

My self

Do you have dare to face yourself? The photo takes a three-point composition method, and the flame is the brightest electricity. The firelight illuminates part of the face. The contours of the face become very clear, with expressionless faces looking straight ahead. A second-person perspective to look at the true self

Do you have dare to
How are you ? I am f
We wrote too many es
When I do not look,
When there is no one
Do you have dare to
How are you ? I am f