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An experimental CG short by Chinese filmmaker LuYang with music edit by Cavia666:

This artwork is the second piece of the artist’s new series of works. The first one is Moving God. The artist created a digital nonsexual human simulator in her own shape for the first time to complete an artwork. Because of the powerful curse in the content of the work, the artist has to apply the spell to herself to avoid harming others. This artwork is all about neurosciences, in which the artist is always interested. She makes use of the principle of the stereotactic system, the deep brain stimulation, and RTMS working on the deep limbic system, in order to extend delusions, substitute into religious perspective and fugacious meditation on the material world, and produce objective delusions.

This work is the artist’s reflection on her creation in the past, at present and in the future. Is consciousness adhere to the brain? Where on earth is consciousness? The artist simulates the delusions of damaging herself and her works over and over again in her work. It can be sure that these delusions will eventually come true.

Read more about the film here.

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Amid Amidi

Amid Amidi is Cartoon Brew's Editor in Chief.