In the exhibition from him, Sandun Lin adopts a third-person perspective to re-examine his creative journey, exploring the delicate tension between detachment and connection. No longer mere personal projections, these works are viewed through the eyes of an observer to investigate the evolution of self-identity.

By stepping away from the role of the "creator" and adopting the "viewer’s" gaze, Lin re-encounters his once-private paintings from an external vantage point. This shift highlights how time and distance transform past memories into a present-day dialogue.

Moving from "him" to "me," and from creation to re-creation, the exhibition offers a multi-layered space where the past and the present converge in reflection.