LIN Shou-Yi

White lilies bloom against deep shadow, their shapes edged by reversed light. In Chinese, the lily (“Bei-He”) carries wishes of lasting union and purity — blessings that seem to defy time itself.
    Experimenting with solarization and photomicrography, LIN Shou-Yi transformed photography into a meditation on change. Light becomes both subject and passage — fleeting, elusive, tender. Born in Taoyuan, he began as a traveling portraitist before turning to more experimental forms. His lilies seem to yearn for stillness while knowing they cannot hold it — an image of harmony suspended, radiant for a moment before dissolving back into light.