ANIMA – Synopsis
In a world stripped of noses and mouths, breath and voice have vanished, and memory dissolves into silence.
A child drifts through shifting visions—between monochrome and color, where faces, flowers, and towering figures transform like living symbols.
Dream merges with waking, reality blurs into imagination, as if searching for a self long forgotten.
ANIMA unfolds as a visual fable of absence and renewal, a poetic ode to perception itself.
启迪（Tyler QDurden），Director’s Biography
Tyler QDurden is a Shanghai-based photographer and cross-media creator. His practice spans photography, short films, and animation, exploring the intersections of reality and illusion, as well as the fluidity of perception and consciousness. Known for a poetic yet experimental visual language, his work seeks to reveal hidden connections between individuals and the world. His representative works include the photography series <Volcano>, the short film <Abudu G>, and the animated film <ANIMA>.
