Position and Unknown Photograph

Everything evolves from nothingness, and returns to unknown void in the end. Music is always mysterious. It emerged before language, transcends class, and bridges cultural differences. In this way, music helps establish a close bond between human consiousness. That’s why every genre of music has its own fans. Pachelbel’s “Canon and Gigue in D major for 3 violins and Basso Continuo” is particularly evident in this regard. Such a repeated polyphonic music composing technique repeats the melody of the first part in the second and even the third part. With more than one key and one melody main-line, the tune of the first part continues to the following parts until the last bar and last chord. Blended together, they give people a sacred artistic conception. Although it is a temporary fusion process, it can be played continuously, repeating the same melody and motivation over and over. In our dimensions, everything is like a semi-finished product. All things in the universe are tend to be generated or disintegrated. In this process, there will be different forms of things or matters integrated with one another and never stops, just like Canon’s melody. From different angles shown in the photos I took during my past trips: People and things, their relative positions, material noumena and forms, and unevolved sceneries have been tentatively interpreted and explored. That is, the subject’s position in this process is constantly merged with other elements to form a new state. The “end” or “completion” of an important moment engraved in our memories is not the real destination. Everything is transient. The value of existence also lies in embodying the memories and behaviors of the living body at a certain moment. However, it will be relentlessly dispelled. Everything, be it faith, inheritance, identity, reputation, history and memory, scientific theorem, art, literature or sophistry, is bound to disappear! An Qi, born in 1982 in Yangquan, Shanxi, He is now an independent photographer