双视频影像感应装置／two channel inductive video installation
两个相同尺寸（约25英寸）的液晶显示器面对面挂在相对的墙面上，间距是4-6米，两台显示器反复播发着相同内容的视频。两台显示器下方都装有感应器，当观众靠近显示器时他们的身体会被感应器检测到并实时改变视频的播放速度和声音，一侧变快一侧变慢。视频内容是一个军人的短语：＂联合国？它认识我我还不认识它呢！＂这段视频源自于上世纪六十年代的电影” 霓虹灯下的哨兵＂，片中一个西方外交官试图干扰拥护共产党军队的市民和学生的游行活动，他在遇到阻止和警告后扬言要向联合国控告，军人的短语即是在这种情况下的对他作出的坚决的回答。
Two LCD screens of identical size (about 25 inches) hang face to face on opposite walls, spaced 4-6 meters apart. The two monitors repeatedly broadcast the same video content. Sensors are installed on the bottom of the two monitors. When viewer approaches the monitors,the sensors will detect their movement, affecting the playback speed and sound of the video. The video content is a military phrase:“ United Nation? It knows me but I don’t know it!”The video is sourced from the 1960’s film New Guard Under Neon Lights, in which a Western diplomat attempts to interfere with a demonstration by citizens and students in support of the Communist Party. After he is stopped, he threatens to lodge a protest with the United Nations,which is when this indignant phrase came into being.
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