Through my practice, I’m particularly intrigued to bridge the intersection between subcultures, whether it’s digital vs analogue, AI vs early internet, and overall creating a space where contrasting and niche themes can be explored and dissected.
Currently specialising/interested in: publishing, motion graphics, 3D art, and narrative design
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A sneak peek of the what’s in the works:
What the Forest Told Me
The COP26 global climate summit in Glasgow in November is seen as crucial if climate change is to be brought under control. Almost 200 countries are being asked for their plans to cut emissions, and it could lead to major changes to our everyday lives.
The ‘lesson’ from the story is aimed to emphasise on the importance of how finding a “way back” is a possible solution for humans to evolve with nature, and my personal interpretation of this was to recall childhood illustrations & imagery as a way to reach the curious inner child who just wanted to exist peacefully with nature, and everything else in the world.
Story Summary:
An anonymous narrator begins recalling a memory that changed his perspective on life. The story begins with the narrator as a young boy, lost in the forest at night. Upon calling for help, three kind forest spirits appear and offer to guide him home. During their journey, they encounter a spider web blocking their path —in which the ignorant boy planned on burning down to make way. The spirits stop him, and show him visions of the world whilst educating him on the importance of taking care of nature— along with other lessons such as the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature.