英文摘要 |
In this essay, the author regards Diane Arbus: Unitled, a collection of photography, which was published in 1995 as a strategy of viewing and attempts to interpret how Arbus constructs a strange intimacy through “hidden-intervention” and further analyzes Lee Chang-Dong’s Oasis (2002). The author discusses the pains which are given by both beautiful fantasy and ugly reality in Lee Chang-Dong’s films and comes up with a comparison of the representations of pains and intervention between the works by Arbus and Lee: How do viewers view the abnormal bodies from a distant position? How to approach the inner affects in the outer landscape, transcend the physical flows, and trespass the boundaries of marginal identities? How to represent inner pain and emotions and to understand interiority of life? This essay aims to interweave Untitled and Oasis into a “visual” conversation and define a viewing position of the “pain” and “intervention.” |