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Echoes of Shadows trailer (2025)
Echoes of Shadows (2025)
From the witch-hunts to the fourth-wave feminist movement, history has repeatedly shown how women were confined by patriarchy, capitalism, and religion.
Today, they increasingly resist such limits, asserting a presence that is untamed, elusive, and mysterious.
The witch-hunts endure as an unerasable wound, yet here they are reimagined as reverberations of latent energy. This work seeks to reconstruct and awaken what was once suppressed, inviting viewers to see echoes and shadows not as remnants of loss, but as sites of transformation, where those once condemned return, stronger, freer, and unbound.
///Poem
I
The earth’s core keeps rising in heat,
ready to break.
Dragon energy runs through mountain veins and water veins,
dark currents stirring,
shaking the stillness of the field.
The remnants of heat feel the pressure,
smell the cracks in the crust.
The volcano waits for its last signal
before release.
The moment can be sensed.
II
On the faded, peeling wall,
a narrow window allows only one line of light.
A black feather turns, falling,
without wvarning,
as if slipping through a fracture in time.
It brushed the Rosicrucian rose,
touched the foot of the statue,
and came to rest upon the candlestick
The feather was colored dark red by wax.
A slight wind touched the flame.
The whole feather caught fire,
releasing a bitter, burnt smell.
Without doubt,
The signal from the universe is clear.
III
Mars joins the South Node,
Jupiter lends its fortune.
This will be a war led by spirit.
Truth hides behind the dark.
The bell tolled softly,
a crown fell to the ground.
Statues broke,
steel split,
the church collapsed.
A Bible lies under marble,
one page revealed:
“Babylon the great is fallen, is fallen.”
All is turned to ruin.
You should have known:
the confessional is too small
to hold such sins.
It is an arrow loosed,
with no return.
I want to find growth in my escape (2024)
Description of Time (2024)
A tribute to Tarkovsky.
Moving (2024)
Two moving planes symbolize the psychological space of the individual. When they meet, they not only alter each other’s track but also generate new forms, echoing Lacan’s notion of the ‘Other’ intervening in self-perception, or Freud’s idea of unconscious impulses surfacing in consciousness. This encounter is not only a transformation of form but also a manifestation of psychological tension and the dynamic process of self-adjustment within relationships and self-awareness.