BIOHAZARD

Description

The theme that has firmly taken root in pop culture conceals a mysterious metaphor or a special, secret surge of fear. The body is our most precious possession, which we nurture, essentially, with other bodies, transforming them into products of biological decay—as if symbolizing to us that we ourselves are the creators of that decay. Even aging and death, in a familiar atmosphere (unless it's a concentration camp or psychiatric ward), are perceived quite naturally. What truly terrifies is the transformation of the body and one's integral "self" into something opposite or contrary to natural essence. To become a monster as a result of some horrific pathogen. It doesn't matter if it was cooked up in a lab or serves as the devastating prelude to an alien invasion—what matters is that the body, fattened on steaks and polished in fitness centers, becomes a vessel for hell and decomposition. "I didn't want this! I didn't order this!"—it drowns amid the crumbling world. And so we must gather ourselves piece by piece and remember ourselves in fragments, just as this girl sings in the soundtrack. #GenerativeCinema #NewMediaArt #CinematicAI