REBIRTH

REBIRTH is the representation of an inner journey. Through an avatar and its narrating voice, I explored themes that have always been particularly close to my heart, such as loneliness, personal insecurity, existential emptiness, and the crushing weight of obligations. It also touches upon the disheartening, passive acceptance of the (unhappy) world we live in, contrasted with the need to find people to rely on, so that together, we can try to take our lives back into our own hands. I believe the importance of reflecting on these topics, especially with young people, speaks for itself. In a universe that pushes everyone toward the progressive loss of our mental and physical abilities, I am convinced that what Claude Beylie defined as the ninth art can be a powerful tool for fostering interaction with others and the free expression of our feelings.REBIRTH is the representation of an inner journey. Through an avatar and its narrating voice, I explored themes that have always been particularly close to my heart, such as loneliness, personal insecurity, existential emptiness, and the crushing weight of obligations. It also touches upon the disheartening, passive acceptance of the (unhappy) world we live in, contrasted with the need to find people to rely on, so that together, we can try to take our lives back into our own hands. I believe the importance of reflecting on these topics, especially with young people, speaks for itself. In a universe that pushes everyone toward the progressive loss of our mental and physical abilities, I am convinced that what Claude Beylie defined as the ninth art can be a powerful tool for fostering interaction with others and the free expression of our feelings.REBIRTH is the representation of an inner journey. Through an avatar and its narrating voice, I explored themes that have always been particularly close to my heart, such as loneliness, personal insecurity, existential emptiness, and the crushing weight of obligations. It also touches upon the disheartening, passive acceptance of the (unhappy) world we live in, contrasted with the need to find people to rely on, so that together, we can try to take our lives back into our own hands. I believe the importance of reflecting on these topics, especially with young people, speaks for itself. In a universe that pushes everyone toward the progressive loss of our mental and physical abilities, I am convinced that what Claude Beylie defined as the ninth art can be a powerful tool for fostering interaction with others and the free expression of our feelings.