Prelude of an Echo is a short film that weaves a dialogue between memory and the future—two dimensions that, when intertwined, give rise to a third notion: the non-image. This appears as the visual echo of what has not yet happened; it is not the representation of an event, but the form that its expectation takes. In this sense, future memory does not retrieve what has been lived but instead prefigures what could come to be.
Gaze Beyond refers to the final moments of life, symbolizing the transition to the afterlife. The music video captures this theme in a crystal ruin within a cave, illuminated by light entering through an opening, creating a mystical atmosphere. The statue of a face, oriented towards the light, along with the crystal pieces and lanterns, subtly fuses reality and dream, making it unclear if what is seen is real or an illusion. This space transforms into a small temple, petrifying the representation of life and death.
Gaze Beyond refers to the final moments of life, symbolizing the transition to the afterlife. The music video captures this theme in a crystal ruin within a cave, illuminated by light entering through an opening, creating a mystical atmosphere. The statue of a face, oriented towards the light, along with the crystal pieces and lanterns, subtly fuses reality and dream, making it unclear if what is seen is real or an illusion. This space transforms into a small temple, petrifying the representation of life and death.
In a world of endless scrolling and instant content, Beyond the Glimpse explores how fast consumption affects our ability to reflect, connect, and feel deeply. While digital accessibility brings convenience, it also fosters detachment, shortening our attention spans and fueling emotions like anxiety and frustration.
This piece is a visual reflection on the personal disconnect we experience in the age of immediacy—inviting us to question whether we’re truly filling our lives or just feeding the void.
