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Tears

The reason for choosing tears is first of all, the most common emotional trigger for tears are sadness and grief, but crying can also be triggered by anger, happiness, fear, laughter or humor, frustration, remorse, or other strong, intense emotions. So tears are not an entirely negative presence, just like the patient.

Second, emotional secretion of tears may serve a biological function by excreting stress inducing hormones built up through times of emotional distress. So tears can also be seen as the release of the patient's long-term accumulated stress.

Tears
Coffin lifeboat

The first thing people think of when they see a coffin is death, but in my setting it is an inflatable object that can float on water, like a lifeboat that exists and is the only thing you can rely on at sea. But it can get trapped in it, like taking medication is a form of self-help, you can rely on it to keep you going, but you can become dependent. The bipolar patient has tried to save himself, but without the help and care of others outside, he will still be in his own side of the world unable to make contact with the outside world and will still feel suffocated as time passes. Also the installation floats up and down as the waves come in, a sign of the uncontrollable onset of bipolar disorder. So the help of others is needed to help him slow down the floating and push the lid off.

Coffin Lifeboat
Film
Gone With The Sea

The film shows the involuntary and uncontrollable nature of the onset of bipolar disorder, the inner pain and the attempts to save oneself. The film also shows the positive impact that people in society can have on the patients themselves by dealing with them properly. The film calls on society to understand more about bipolar disorder, to show appropriate care to the patients and to release small kindnesses.

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Timeline
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Card
Poster
The waves are a heartbeat that doesn't breathe

As I watch the waves roll in from afar, they sweep over my soul like a nightmare. 

I can't breathe as they come closer and closer to the shoreline.

When I step barefoot on the soft, delicate quicksand that has been washed over and over again, like floating on a thick cloud.

So I can't help but sink into his cool tenderness.

When I touched the reef, the texture of the years and the waves, the hard shell of the reef, the traces of the changing seasons.

The reef and the white shells embedded in it have witnessed the cycle of life and death at the end of the sea.

The ebb and flow of the tide never leaves me, so I am in awe of the loyalty and perseverance of life.

When the laden cargo ships disappear from the shoreline, when the distant sails sail into the distant shore, when the sunset rays fall on the stirring sea level through the gaps in the overcast clouds, when the waves crash down on the reefs with holes in them.

When the fantasies and dreams of the past come to life

When I let go of everything and embraced the twenty-year-old sea with a bouquet of flowers

Later I realized that my sea was not blue but lime green

My youth was just a birthday party that had to end 

The storm was the sea's cry

It was also waiting for the next sunny day...

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