An experimental film set in an old mountain house, exploring time, life, humanity, and nature.

This short film explores the relationship between life, death, time, and the connection between humans and nature. Personally, I feel more drawn to animals and nature than to society—humans claim to protect the world while actively destroying it. Yet, all human existence and culture rest on an inescapable truth: no one can defy nature.

Balancing life and nature remains a crucial theme. I also use the old house to reflect on this balance. As architecture, it was built 200 years ago, initially disrupting nature. But over time, it has become part of the landscape, breathing with the wind and clouds. So where do we draw the boundaries between time, life, and nature?