Roaming under the Apple Tree - 2020
When I was 24, I saw an apple tree for the first time in my life. I wondered at its difference from my imagination. There, under the tree, I photographed an apple after eating hundreds of them.
Stepping into the gap between images and language, "Roaming under the Apple Tree" presents my exploration of photography. It questions the purpose of capturing daily moments. Alongside this journey of self-challenge, I explore the potential of using photography as a visual meditation method.
Stepping into the gap between images and language, "Roaming under the Apple Tree" presents my exploration of photography. It questions the purpose of capturing daily moments. Alongside this journey of self-challenge, I explore the potential of using photography as a visual meditation method.
Photographer and artist
weiyulinphoto@outlook.com
Weiyu Lin is a London-based photographer and artist working across photography, constructed imagery, and installation. His practice explores perception, memory, and emotional experience through the relationships between images, objects, and spaces. Drawing on visual meditation and semiotic approaches, he uses photography to examine how ordinary encounters can carry personal and collective meaning, revealing the hidden narratives embedded in everyday environments.