Fly, Fly Trailer (1997)

21 September 1997 5 mins

Multimedia artist Jiang Zhi's first video art film. From his website: "Man is living humbly like a slave submitted to himself and his surroundings. But this humble life, living in solitude, silence, fantasy, weariness, and passion are sometimes so overwhelming that at times we really just want to fly. It’s one way to transcend or escape. Can we really escape this gravity and lift up? Which direction will we choose to fly?"

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