PEACE OF CAKE

Peace of cake explores the complexity and versatility of human nature, emphasizing the exploration and questioning of identity and self-perception.Through a non-linear, fragmented, and polysemy narrative, the work is divided into multiple independent dance segments, each focusing on different characters and scenes, and through a jumping narrative, a complex and diverse story world is constructed. Through the body language and performance of the dancers, the audience will witness the emotions and reactions of the characters in different situations, revealing the deep psychological dynamics and human nature.Using the contingency of postmodernism, the work deeply explores the emotional complexity and diversity brought about by the intersection of dance and image.Dance has become a carrier and symbol of emotion, and video language is rich in metaphors and symbols, which together build a far-reaching visual world. The work pursues ambiguity and uncertainty, encouraging the audience to interpret in a variety of ways, which leads to in-depth reflection on the artistic contingency of Postmodernism.In this visual world full of symbols and metaphors, the audience will think about the relationship between self-perception and reality, and feel the confusion and struggle inside the characters.