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Who says animation is only for kids? As we fall out of childhood and into adulthood, reality and imagination start weaving the world we live in—blurring, tangling, never quite clear. From the identity struggles of Hong Kong’s queer community, to the quiet battles of the working class, to the existential weight carried by city dwellers—these complex, three-dimensional selves are often flattened into frames we can’t say aloud or capture on film. And beyond each frame lies reality, projecting itself back at us—whispering softly, shouting underneath.
When the familiar surface of reality begins to crack, another set of rules governing time, space, and life quietly comes into motion. Through lines, textures, and sound, animation creates universes that have never existed, allowing unfamiliar creatures and strange landscapes to emerge from the imagination. As we pass through these cracks, we encounter not only other worlds, but also another side of reality yet to be discovered.
Before the day comes when reality and illusion tip out of balance, we swim within transparent bounds. Through the refraction of glass, we see only a warped reality—at times imagining ourselves the hand in control, yet in truth only the mouth awaiting its feed. In this vast fishbowl we call the world, bubbling away, who among us is any freer than the others? The moment the goldfish appears in the video： The Last Man on Earth（00:30） Monsoon Blue（00:36） Keep Out（00:14） Set Sail（01:07） Gold Fish（00:03）