BROKǝN

"BROKǝN" represents who I am today—a reflection of the cycle I’ve always been caught in, the routine that defines me, and the invisible strings that hold me in place. A constant loop, an endless repetition. The fear of falling into the same pattern, repeating the same steps, never truly moving forward. This project is more than just a cinematic render; it is a personal statement—a visual representation of my struggle to break free from stagnation and carve my own path.

The scene captures a lone figure, bound by unseen forces, endlessly typing away under the cold glow of flickering screens. A massive wooden hand looms above, pulling the strings, dictating its every move. Surrounding the figure, broken mannequins lie discarded, their threads severed—symbols of past attempts to escape, of others who tried and failed.

A cracked window stands as the only connection to the outside world—freedom is visible but unreachable. The surveillance cameras, the cluttered desk, the endless repetition—everything in this world speaks of control, exhaustion, and confinement. Yet, in the silent motions of the puppet, in the flickering lights, there is a quiet resistance.

This project represents my current self, the world I have known, and the realization that I must break free. The strings are still attached, but I am pulling back, resisting, seeking my own escape.