Grey Gardens (1)

Focusing on the inner struggles of human beings and the changes in life, it presents emotional fluctuations in the state of anxiety, crisis and fragmented memory. By depicting the mental tension caused by insomnia, powerlessness and stress, the film explores how people seek balance and self-reconstruction in chaos and uncertainty. The fragmentation of memory becomes the core symbol, symbolizing the deconstruction and reconstruction of past experiences, reflecting how humans find their own tenacity and order in the face of the dual challenges of emotion and reality. The creator's creative space is not only a physical place, but also an extension of the spirit, carrying the embodiment of thoughts and emotions. With the change of lifestyle, the studio has evolved from a simple creative field to a comprehensive space for reflection and sedimentation, becoming a window for projecting the inner self to the outside world. This extension of space reflects the artist's exploration of himself and the traces of the interaction between internal and external environments. Every reconstruction of the space has driven the evolution of creative thinking and made artistic creation closely fit the pulse of life. Through the arrangement of situations and symbols, these works present the dilemmas of choice and emotional entanglements in contemporary life, inviting viewers to feel how people adjust themselves under pressure and crisis in a rapidly changing era. Escape is not only a temporary withdrawal from reality, but also a process of reorganizing one's inner self. The goal of the creation is to visualize these inner fluctuations, lead the viewer to explore the possibilities deep in their hearts, and reflect on the meaning of finding stability and freedom in uncertainty.