CASA RONG

——Folding Memories and Emotions of Time

George Steiner clearly stated at the beginning of his book "Tolstoy or Dostoevsky": "Literary criticism should come from a sense of return to literature." He then went on to say, "Compared to the day of opening the book, our bodies and minds have undergone changes while concealing the book." I think this can completely avoid the ridicule of "losing the book bag," because I use it to describe the feeling of being in this space, which is really fitting.

For me, spatial design comes from observing and exploring life, and should be a materialization and expression of the inner world of the occupants. I have been involved in the entire process of designing and constructing this space from beginning to end, and there is no doubt that from imagining the drawings to presenting everything in front of me, I feel like I have experienced some kind of spiritual journey.

I try to express the surprise that this spatial work brings me in words, and always find that the function of language in refining, summarizing, and summarizing is excellent in depicting a beautiful and flawless modern handicraft.

However, when facing a non-standard work that folds the sedimentation of time, family memories, and emotions, language may need to step back, and intuitive feelings and experiences are the true solution.

--Mr. Xie