"Jun Xing Shi" refers to the meaning of inviting guests to have a meal. Its original text comes from the lacquer utensils unearthed from Mawangdui Han tombs in Changsha, China. Based on the research of the catering culture in Chu and Han dynasties in Hunan, China, this work applies projection art to turn contemporary ordinary tablewares into extraordinary media. Thus, it enables itself to cross the ancient and modern times, so that the viewer can have a wonderful experience in ordinary things: All is in the dish, and the smallest or the largest holds all.
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