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|Bio=Stone Ying Shi 石颖 [CN] is a film maker and visual artist who works with photography, 3d images and videos. She has a BA Film Directing (Editing Art and Technology) from Communication University of China in Beijing. Her current projects play with human bodies, colours and an unknown space.
|Bio=Stone Ying Shi 石颖 [CN] is a film maker and visual artist who works with photography, 3d images and videos. She has a BA Film Directing (Editing Art and Technology) from Communication University of China in Beijing. Her current projects play with human bodies, colours and an unknown space.
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|Description= '''Bonsai''' is a 3D project created by Stone Ying Shi in which she reconsiders the female figure by forming them as plants. Stone Ying Shi views people's rooms as their private spaces, and the people as potted plants within those rooms. The bonsai deforms the figure and represents the way we are formed by the way we are perceived to be.  
|Description= '''Bonsai''' is a 3D project created by Stone Ying Shi in which she reconsiders the female figure by forming them as plants. Stone Ying Shi views people's rooms as their private spaces, and the people as potted plants within those rooms. The bonsai deforms the figure and represents the way we are formed by the way we are perceived to be.  


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Bonsai
Creator Stone Ying Shi
Year 2017
Bio Stone Ying Shi 石颖 [CN] is a film maker and visual artist who works with photography, 3d images and videos. She has a BA Film Directing (Editing Art and Technology) from Communication University of China in Beijing. Her current projects play with human bodies, colours and an unknown space.
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Website stoneyingshi.com

Bonsai is a 3D project created by Stone Ying Shi in which she reconsiders the female figure by forming them as plants. Stone Ying Shi views people's rooms as their private spaces, and the people as potted plants within those rooms. The bonsai deforms the figure and represents the way we are formed by the way we are perceived to be.