Resemblance

Through experiments in form and syntax, Resemblance builds structures of (un)recognizability and (il)legibility in its attempt to create spaces where new meanings, new uses of language, and new selves may emerge. In the process, Chou uncovers his family's relationship to traumatic moments in Taiwan's modern history, in particular the period of martial law known as the White Terror and the "228 Incident" of February 28, 1947, in which as many as 28,000 civilians were killed by soldiers of th...