A Flower is buried under pixels (2024)

Overview

This film reflects humanity’s detachment from nature. By creating a digital world, we’ve deprived ourselves of natural sensations, turning into mechanical beings. To depict this, I filmed an image of a flower seven times from a laptop screen, burying it under pixels. In the end, by reversing the film, I showed that the flower can never be free from pixels because even while watching this film, you’re only seeing pixels, not the flower.