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The Chain of Nature


ExhibitionOuternet London24th to 28th July, 2024 
Royal College of ArtGraduation Project@2024
"The Chain of Nature" is a 3D Film that examines the human behaviour of treating nature as a "pet" and attributing personal emotions to it, challenging the traditional human notions of dominance and control over nature. It aims to reveal the playful domination and enslavement of nature under the guise of "care and love" by human beings, Which is also a form of instrumental bullying. The project encourages reflection on the relationships between humans and nature regarding space and power, desires and emotions within the context of anthropocentrism. It inspires the audience to abandon the binary opposition of humans and nature, to rethink and reassess the emotional relationships between humans and nature, and the roles humans play in these relationships, emphasizing harmonious coexistence rather than control.

Director: Chao Liu
Medium:
3D Film & Game(WIP)
Creation Year: 2024
Resolution:
3360 × 1280px
Duration: 2min 42s

→ Exhibiting at "NOW. GATHER. CHANGE", The Outernet London, 25th to 28th July, 2024, London, UK
→ Showcased at the BBC Television Centre, 2024, London, UK


Click to view the RCA 2024 >>
→Story Chapter
Chapter1
The Human Gaze



Chapter2
Transformation Under Love




Chapter3
Game of Power

→Experimental Writing
This is your garden,This is my forest.
We dance, we feel free.
The world is no love, is no care.
we, are not your friends.
A flower shaped by power, it exists, it stands still.
it symbolizes the world.

Please, Show your respect....

This is the movement you bring to us.
Melody is a silent plea for freedom.
We will respond with applause forever.
I see the eyes in the forest.

Who is watching the watcher?
Beneath the shadow of the canopy.
Humanity reshapes in ancient postures.
Tools sculpt both pain and story.
Countless whispers pray to the bound roots.

Who let me become like this?
A silent game unfolds.
Pawns stand where power holds sway.
Freedom wanes with each move made.
They entertain but are stripped of will.

Whose destiny is being controlled?
→Video Stills
→Exhibition
This work was shown at the BBC Television Centre on July 17 as part of the Royal College of Arts' Festival of Communication.