Through the arrangement of old lamp bases into a massive, sun-like circle, and using LED bulbs as the source of light, the work materializes the value of “environmental consciousness.” 《Brightly Shines the Sun》 objectively explores the cause-and-effect relationships in a post-technological civilization: consumption versus sustainability, value versus essence, future versus apocalypse, and insensitivity versus sensory awareness.

For viewers, this is an immersive experience in the thinking behind the work. A moment of suspended consciousness is created, allowing visitors to pass through and reflect.