Bó Lín Ài Yuè I & II
2-channel video installation (2019/2021)
Bo Lin Ai Yue I, 3'04'' 
Bo Lin Ai Yue II, 1’57‘’
BO LIN AI YUE I  3'04''  在柏林愛乐放柏林爱乐唱片（北京）
BO LIN AI YUE II  1'57''  在柏林爱乐跳柏林爱乐广场舞（柏林）
"Bó Lín Ài Yuè" 柏林爱乐 is the Chinese name of Berliner Philharmoniker, the world-famous symphony orchestra in Berlin, Germany, as well as the name of a normal lower middle-class residential complex in Beijing, China. 
In the past decades, there was a trend to name real estate projects in China after famous European cities and places of interests. Names like "Venice Garden", "Zurich Home", "New York Town" are, in general, standing for the imagination of a "better" life.
"Bó Lín Ài Yuè I" recorded an intervention took place in May 2019, in which a sound record of Berliner Philharmoniker was played in this Beijing residential complex of the same name, in wish to see how people live there would react to the music (no reaction is also a reaction). The music is Gustav Mahler's epic piece "The Song of the Earth", which is written based on a misapprehensive translation of ancient Chinese poems in the late 19th century. 
"Bó Lín Ài Yuè II" was a performance in front of the home site of Berliner Philharmoniker - Philharmonie in Berlin. Since the performance took place in the early morning at the outside of the architecture, the location itself lost its meaning and returned back to a normal public space in the urban area. The performance, by using monotonous repeat of body movements, suggesting a kind of occupying the public space, is directly inspired by a square dancing (a popular social activity among elderly women in China) video taken by the residents of "Berliner Philharmoniker" in Beijing. 
click here to watch the original square dance at "Berliner Philharmoniker", Beijing.