[Escape]
A lifetime spent trying to escape from something. Was it questions? Destiny? An object? A person?
Zoom In.
Zoom in. This grid effect on the piece nods to the effect that appears when you look too closely at a JPEG. Come closer and observe the cycle of life.
"Escape" aims to revisit the cycle of life from a more personal perspective.
Hello World / Long Time No See, World.
During this breakthrough, you'll notice that none of the characters show their faces; we can only see the faces of those who open their eyes for the first and last time.
Will I be like my father / Ancestors
It represents a deep reflection about identity and destiny. Many struggle with the idea of following in their parents's footsteps, oscillating between the desire to honor a legacy and the wish to forge their own path. This duality underscores a universal tension between predestination and free will. Do our choices and actions truly distinguish us, or are we inevitably shaped by our family heritage?
An interrogation that will always follow me is the ambivalence between family relationships and the personal quest for individuality.
Where did my curiosity go ? / Curiosity I Need You
Losing curiosity during a quest for identity can feel like losing a compass in the middle of an ocean. It's a disorienting sensation, where the excitement of exploration dims and the path forward becomes unclear. This shift can leave one feeling stuck, as if the journey of self-discovery has hit a standstill, making the world seem less vibrant and the quest less meaningful. You're getting absorbed.
How To Disappear / A part of your soul will always stay with me
I try to escape by immersing myself in a dream before going out to discover the world. Somewhere, I wish you could see through my eyes. Maybe I'm chasing all these realities where you are still by my side.
Always trying to chase a compass that constantly shifts, driven by this unending need to escape.
All this fragments of thoughts assemble a theater that seems to be observed by something beyond comprehension.
[ESC]