In an ordinary residential elevator, the up and down movements during non-peak hours condense the conflicts and hardships of all classes in the era of sharing the same floor and riding the same elevator. It interrogates the lives of contemporary people and is a journey of exploration about tolerance and coexistence, equality and dignity.
Time and space are the most loving couple in the world. The difference is that time governs the outside and space governs the interior. No matter which citizens, individuals, good or evil, pass and work on their own, space is the most stable rear and the strongest backing. This is a mysterious relationship, this is silent permission, this is endless tolerance. Allow everything to come and go, day after day, month after month, just like a small elevator car that can accommodate everyone and everything. Everyone in the elevator couldn't help but think: Who can say everything in this building? There are three religions and nine schools, and their hands and eyes are astute. What happened this afternoon is just the new normal. It's just fate. If you haven't seen them before, it doesn't mean they don't exist or are unreasonable. There are people hiding in the building, coming and going, such as those who open restaurants, approve loans, and sell building materials. , Those who accompany wine to make up for their laughter, those who record videos before dawn, those who reserve the elevator in the middle of the night... In fact, they are changeable and dangerous, but they are all real. Over the years, they have gradually become a kind of custom, a kind of turbidity, and a kind of soul in the blood vessels of the city.
This building is a sutra collection pavilion, and every family has sutras that are difficult to recite. The more this happens, the more familiar it is, the more we get along with each other, the more we talk, the more considerate we become, and even addictive! Because this is the light and the dust, this is the breath of life...
Intention: In an ordinary residential elevator, the up and down movements during non-peak hours condense the conflicts and hardships of all classes in the era of sharing the same floor and riding the same elevator. It interrogates the lives of contemporary people and is a journey of exploration about tolerance and coexistence, equality and dignity.