On the night of March 4th is a photographic installation by Tao Yang (Tianmen, China, 1994). Photographs are printed on textiles which hang from the ceiling, creating an intimate, domestic setting for the narrative Yang presents. His works are like diaries about people, trees, cities, landscapes, and other things he has seen many, many times. By portraying them, Yang investigates how one can communicate and interact with the things that are surrounding them. This interest was further fueled when Yang got his first analog camera from a friend, allowing him to make intimate registrations of things, people, and views he has seen many times, and that might have been described with the same words over and over again.