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Dear Stranger
Jasmine Shwu-fen Lee
TaiwanGALLERYCONVERSATION
I asked myself: What does occidentals/oriental others, insiders/outsiders, belonging/non-belonging mean to me? Are identities fixed in a...
In these mirror images, we, Asian young women, share certain psychological processes and emotional realities.
Does the fact of being in between two places and being of another appearance generate a bicultural identity in me?

I asked myself: What does occidentals/oriental others, insiders/outsiders, belonging/non-belonging mean to me? Are identities fixed in a geographical place? One culture? This photographic series is a street portraiture project: Dear Stranger, in which I photographed young Asian women on the street
In these mirror images, we, Asian young women, share certain psychological processes and emotional realities.

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