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''the shape of this project tuned into the film that looks at experiences - through a mix of psychological and cultural lenses. It asks how memory, identity, and trauma build inner worlds - quiet places of retreat, resistance, or renewal. The script unfolds through visual fragments, immersive and soft-edged, tracing pixels with evolving relationship to escape. A constellation of images follows the choreography - to survive the strain of existence. Through digital spirals, echoes, hyper-connective haze - escapism reveals itself as layered and alive: intimate and collective, protective and symptomatic.'' | ''the shape of this project tuned into the film that looks at experiences - through a mix of psychological and cultural lenses. It asks how memory, identity, and trauma build inner worlds - quiet places of retreat, resistance, or renewal. The script unfolds through visual fragments, immersive and soft-edged, tracing pixels with evolving relationship to escape. A constellation of images follows the choreography - to survive the strain of existence. Through digital spirals, echoes, hyper-connective haze - escapism reveals itself as layered and alive: intimate and collective, protective and symptomatic.'' | ||
''the installation in a semi-public space - a monolith, a portal, a residue. Like remnants of me that drift in randomly, as you sit eating lunch on the stairs or pass through looking for your place. ratios - me, him - clashing, colliding, celebrating, separating, fighting, giving in.'' | ''the installation in a semi-public space - a monolith, a portal, a residue. Like remnants of me that drift in randomly, as you sit eating lunch on the stairs or pass through looking for your place. ratios - me, him - clashing, colliding, celebrating, separating, fighting, giving in.'' | ||