以客观现实反映事件是摄影的首要特征，而这一基本特征在当代背景下也不复存在。在后真相时代，人们相信的是自己想相信的，而不是客观事实。我选择了近年来中国的热门话题，模糊关键人物的嘴部作为图片的基底，用无序的评论和相关图片对照片进行重构。我想探讨图像和语言的不确定性如何重构事件，以及公众和社会如何在传播过程中误解图像和语言。最终，共同记忆被重构，图片传达的信息也变得无法辨认。正如加西亚·马尔克斯所说：“生命中真正重要的不是你遭遇了什么，而是你记住了哪些事，又是如何铭记的。”

 

Reflecting the event with objective reality is the primary feature of photography, whereas this essential feature also disappears in the contemporary context. Being in the post-truth era, people believe what they want to believe instead of objective facts. I chose trending topics in China in recent years, blurred the mouths of the key figures as the base of images, and reconstructed the photos with unordered comments and related pictures. I want to explore how the uncertainty of images and language reconstruct events and how the public and society misunderstand pictures and language during transmission. In the end, the shared memory is reconstructed, and the information conveyed by the images is also ambiguous. As Garcia Marquez said, "What matters in life is not what happens to you but what you remember and how you remember it."