Nature is not only a physical environment, but also a source of culture, belief, and spirit. Early humans developed emotion, imagination, and language through interaction with natural beings. In ancient Chinese philosophy, humans and nature share a common origin and interdependence. The imagination and interpretation of nature are the origins of Eastern culture.
This multi-channel film draws on Eastern cultural symbols, mythical totems, fractal visual language to construct a space that transcends time and civilization. Rooted in the Eastern philosophy that all things possess spirit, it conveys a cosmic order shaped by supernatural forces. It explores how nature has shaped human spiritual civilization, deepening the symbiotic awareness and spiritual connection between humans and nature.
Huilin Liang
Huilin Liang is a digital artist exploring the complex relationships between humans and non-humans, ecology and technology. Her work spans digital film, bio-art, and installation.
Inspired by eco-philosophy and embodied knowledge, her practice is grounded in interdisciplinary research across ecology, anthropology, and mysticism. She is passionate about storytelling through digital film, immersive spaces, and stage arts, incorporating multi-sensory elements to develop immersive narrative experiences that awaken ecological awareness and spiritual connection rooted in the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature. Her work places the future of humanity in a complex situation between darkness and light, exploring a future vision where humans exist interdependently with other species.
Instagram: @lynn_art1001
Email: Liang353232@163.com
Website: https://cynaralynn.cargo.site/