halfway up the hill, in the soil
4"x6"
Printed Zine, 2023
“halfway up the hill, in the soil” is a personal exploration of
the concept of "home," presented through this booklet.
Rooted in obscure recollections of my time living in Hong Kong, the booklet is divided into three parts: Camellia, Osmanthus, and Willow, containing a series of prose poems reflecting rituals, objects, and the natural world.
Opening the booklet feels like stepping into a misty house on the hillside, with fragments of memory buried in the soil. It is a journey of introspection and nostalgia, inviting readers to delve into the essence of what constitutes “home” for me.
Rooted in obscure recollections of my time living in Hong Kong, the booklet is divided into three parts: Camellia, Osmanthus, and Willow, containing a series of prose poems reflecting rituals, objects, and the natural world.
Opening the booklet feels like stepping into a misty house on the hillside, with fragments of memory buried in the soil. It is a journey of introspection and nostalgia, inviting readers to delve into the essence of what constitutes “home” for me.
