In this fast web 2.0 internet era, it’s easy to upload videos of your talk (for any purpose) on social networks. You will see individuals keep speaking explosively fast and concentrated in a short video, to express their view on almost everything of the world, as if they don’t need to.think. Yet they just want to be seen, this is the symptom of a mass spreading disease caused by the web 2.0.

I captured many types of videos of people’s free talk, in order to cut out all the breath in between their speech. I want to keep and let you hear the sound of them thinking. Join this device and this is the 7 therapies we need to survive in the web 2.0 era.

在網絡迅速的 2.0 年代，要發表講話真的很容易，人人也自拍上載，輕鬆快捷，短短數分鐘一開口有如黃河缺堤，好像說話不用經大腦。人們對世界各種皮毛也在發意見，往彿需要被看見超越了說話內容。

我從網上截取形形式式人們發表言論或對話的視頻，剪出其話語沉默的瞬間，希望讓你聽聽不同人靜下來思考的聲音和長度，仔細思考說話的本質為何。藉此治療裝置你將學習7種說話的方式，並取得在互聯網世代2.0的生存指引。

Sing Jantzen Tse received his Master of Fine Art at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Sing’s artworks focus on the topics of language and conversation, sound and visuals of daily objects and city landscapes. Delighted in reconstructing scenes using diverse materials to document and re-present various pure experiences, his artworks explore the inextricable and entangled relationships between people, time, the urban environment, and objects of daily life. Tse’s creative practice is primarily led by sound and video installations, as well as sound performances. Tse is active in varied kinds of music and multimedia theatre performances. He also engages in Artistic education. The latest solo exhibition is “Mass Transit Railway” (2024). Tse was supported by soundpocket’s Artist Support Programme 2011–12.