When I returned to the City after the Tet holiday, I noticed the Tet flower pots in the house were fading.
They were present in front of me and made me feel a sense of waste if I ignored this event.

So I shoot. This unintentionally makes sense when you save an investment in props - something I always need to lift in every photoshooting session.

I photographed from chrysanthemums, to dried chili plants, azaleas, cornflowers, and rice flakes. Each type of tree with each basic effect that I often use with my works.

I relax my mind, open the door to welcome guests entering the studio. And of course in this conversation I am the one who asks and listens.

I asked who you are, where are you from, what's wrong, memories? The dying guest characters, with some comical intangibility, I felt an answer — a response.

At the end of each conversation I am surprised and touched by the review of the images and messages from them. It could be a tough battle that the pepper plant went through to face death, Or the fictitious spiritual story of the corn plant as it passed through different reincarnations, ...