People For Earth

〈Silence for the Earth〉, an online film festival was held by People for Earth on Earth Day, April 22. At the event, a premier screening film co-produced by the Korea National Maritime Museum and People for Earth, “EARTH EYE,” was first screened.







[Deadline 1.5]

A special screening, 'Deadline 1.5' is a video art work directed by an installation artist, Kyungho Lee and produced by UStudio. It is presenting a virtual reality of ruins of world historic sites that are submerged in water due to the climate crisis. 

[EARTH EYE]

'EARTH EYE' is directed by Young-Duk Kang, with the theme of 'Eyes' of a child. In the destroyed relationship between the Earth and humans, the child is born and sees the earth with his own eyes. We can have a hope for the future through vision of a child.

 

EARTH EYE
The sound of drums goes on.

It sounds like the heartbeat of Earth.

The history of Earth: 13.8 billion years.

One day, Earth that had been encountering the endless waves of birth and death for a long time,

saw Human seized with strong flames.

Human saw the tremendous time of Earth,

Earth responded to Human’s heartbeat.

Tears flew.

Earth’s tears turned into rain to calm the flames

and seeped deep into all parts of Human’s sensory system.

Shortly after,

Human could see the world, embracing Earth’s dream with all senses.

Earth was moved,

by Human being moved.

Earth saw,

a future dreamed together.

Human was moved,

by Earth’s dream.

Human saw....