三维插画——锁上的世界

图画灵感源自人与人的关系，如亲情、友情与爱情。“锁上”有两层含义，一指直观在锁的表面的图案，二是“锁住”、“冻结”和“封闭”。锁的形象意味着个人，也代表世界。经历使我们成为独一无二的个体; 它由无数个贴切着“我们的符号”组成。各自世界中总有一些“符号”可以重叠，所以我们相遇。可以开始相互肯定和重视对方代替了敌对与猜疑,同样也能从相互吸引无话不谈到点个赞却不再联系。这种关系很难控制，或许保持沉默主动离开才是最体面的散场。无论过程怎样，最终结果由情感所驱动。通向我们世界的门因某人关闭时，某个世界也因我们而封闭。时光流逝，虚无消散，脑海中“记忆碎片”不定时出现，无须更多解释。是的，那个上了锁世界我们曾去过。

Several of the illustrations in this series are inspired by interpersonal connections, such as familial affection, friendship, and love. The term "locked up" has two meanings, the first of which refers to different patterns on the surface of a lock, and the second to "locked up", "frozen," and "closed."

A lock represents both an individual and the world. Our experiences have made us unique; they are comprised of numerous elements pertinent to the notion of "our symbols." There are overlapping symbolisms that brought us together. We perceive something very subtle and unique about it. Instead of being antagonistic and suspicious of one another, we began to affirm and value one another. Also, our mutual attraction allows us to discuss anything of interest in the beginning, then we only click likes and never maintain contact afterwards. Although difficult to control, perhaps the most dignified way to end the relationship is to remain silent and walk away.

Regardless of how the process is carried out, the outcome is driven by emotion. The door to our world was closed, while the door to another world was also closed. As time passes, transformations occur, and nihilism disappears. In "Memento," images in the mind appear at varying intervals, and the memory is also hazy, but no explanation is given. Yes, the world is locked up, we've been there before.