Interview with film itself

Q: Did it hurt you when you are cut?

A: It seems that only a sick person would be entitled to such a slice view of his own flesh.

Q: Did you open your eyes during the surgery?

A: The outline flickers on and off, wading from my transparency to your transparency, I actively look for my operating lamp for refraction and reflection, I will knock each skull which coming to look after me.

Q: Seems that you pretend to be tough. What happening to you shaping yourself?

A: You stretch me out entirely and I’ll be a tangled umbilical cord. But there was always someone who would come along and help me untangle

Q: How do you take care of yourself?

A: Shrink down to a pearl, a germ, a speck of dust, a pixel, and take a leap into the ocean.

Q: It seems that human being hasn‘t discovered any medium that can completely stop the passage of time. This act may delay time, but the human body, the most fixed medium, is still destined to disappear.Does your act of disassembling the doomed human body from the image that gives birth to life can be interpreted as storing and shaping time?

A: Plants cannot move freely, but the organs of plants can move in space to adapt to changes in the environment. The locomotion of higher plants can be divided into two types: directional locomotion and perceptual locomotion.

Plant syntropism refers to the motion that has a fixed relationship between the direction of the stimulus and the direction of the induced motion. Depending on external factors, the types of stimuli involved in tropic motion are light, gravity, water, chemicals, touch, and so on.

.Perceptual movement is the movement of plants stimulated by changes in the intensity of environmental factors. ( light-sensitive, mild and seismic motion. )

But I’m not a plant.