“Nothing is so firmly believed as that which we least know.” ― Michel de Montaigne, The Complete Essays. When an inexperienced multitude attempts to see with its eyes, it is exceedingly apt to be deceived. Before anyone knows, rumour is the fact. Within me sounded the sentence– We believe what we believe is our “reality” I am thinking, so how can we know what is true? Why are these rumours so powerful? and How to crack them? It is the source of inspiration for my project. Through this project, I want to tell the audience the truth about some of the rumours. I hope the audience can resolve misunderstandings and develop critical thinking so that people will not mindlessly believe in some rumours. In the work, I used to disrupt the purity of the blank canvas with abstract shapes and lines. This sense of order expresses the unpredictability and potential chaos of a world of rumours.

沒有什麼比我們最不了解的事情更讓人堅信了。”——米歇爾·德·蒙田，《全文》。 當一群未受教育的群眾試圖用眼睛看時，他們極易受騙。在任何人都知道之前，謠言就是事實。我心裡響起一句話——我們相信我們所相信的就是我們的“現實”，我在想，那麼我們怎麼才能知道什麼是真的，為什麼這些謠言如此強大？以及如何破解它們？這是我項目的靈感來源。通過這個項目，我想告訴觀眾一些謠言的真相，希望觀眾能夠化解誤解，培養批判性思維，不要盲目相信一些謠言。在作品中，我將用抽象的形狀和線條來打亂空白畫布的純淨。這種秩序感表達了充滿謠言的世界的不可預測性和潛在的混亂。