People today are used to editing photos and videos of their daily life through various filter apps and sharing these moments on the internet. For the 8 minute long video work Sunset, Lin Guan-Ming selected 90 filters sourced online and repeatedly applied these filters to each frame of the 24 frames per second video. The resulting flickering effect reflects the speed in which we consume visual content today, giving a sensation that the images are constantly switching. The works is based on the functions of image editing technology. The artist applies computer editing software to ordinary landscape images, creating a conceivable alternate reality that exists only in the image itself. Reflecting our everyday surroundings, Lin explores the subtle perceptions in the relationship between reproduction and creation.

現代人時常用手機拍照，習慣用APP的濾鏡功能修圖後，才在網路上分享自己的生活片段。所以《暮》這件長度8分多鐘的錄像作品，將網路找的90個濾鏡重複套在每秒24格的影格裡。閃爍連續的濾鏡影像呼應現今我們觀看影像的速度，對影像的感受正在快速切換。作品正是以這些編修影像的功能出發，藉由平凡無奇的風景影像，再套用電腦的編修軟體後，營造一種似是而非，似乎只存在在影像之中的現實感受，對應於我們實際生活的周遭，來探討影像「再現」與「創造」雙重關係中的微妙感知。