Recursion, a concept borrowed from computer science, describes a process that repeats and evolves, constantly moving forward while returning to its starting point in new ways. Philosopher Yuk Hui expanded this idea into a philosophical concept, showing how recursion creates new meanings by embracing differences and reconciling opposites, such as reason and emotion, or randomness and order.

This exhibition explores recursion through the lens of printmaking, a medium that naturally embodies repetition, layering, and transformation. The artist Li Xiao-qiao combines digital media with traditional printmaking techniques, creating a process that moves from digital generation to physical creation, and then loops back to reflect on time and technology. This cyclical approach highlights the tension between the fluidity of digital imagery and the retention of physical materials.

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