Little Death, Little Star
The tied body is neither free nor constrained. It exists within a field where such distinctions begin to dissolve– the moment of la petite mort(the little death), a moment of extreme vulnerability. Yet vulnerability has nothing to do weakness. It becomes a condition of pleasure, a precondition for intimacy, transformation, and connection. The tied body is vulnerable not because it lacks agency, but because it enters into a relation that exceeds the limits of individual autonomy.
This Spring, Façades in Frankfurt a.M. Couldn’t Contain Artists Any Longer — or Did They Ever?
On Labour Day, May 1st, artist Larry Bonćhaka reactivated the 14-metre sculpture in front of the Eurotower at Willy-Brandt-Platz through an eight-hour performance, The Cleaning Company GmbH. This somehow prompted a moment of reflection on the presence of art in public space and on a series of encounters, friendships, places, and memories I have experienced since moving to Frankfurt am Main.
How a Mandarin Rapper Became a Global Hit I
Social media has recoded the way we communicate, and this transformation continues to escalate across geographical and cultural boundaries.
攬佬SKAI IS YOUR GOD, a Mandarin rapper, has emerged on the global stage in 2025. Born into this era, his success is entangled with this new media format; at the same time, he also participates in the ongoing power shift of our time.
A Cyberpunk Constructed by Traditional Craftsmanship
A Small Talk on Bamboo Scaffolding in Hong Kong
A Trans-historical Decolonial Window
The blurred narrative in the historical moment becomes a canvas to demonstrate this fluidity of division and how fragile terms like “black” or “white” can be.

