Inflatable Doll, 2021
Single-channel 3D animation, 18:28

“Inflatable Doll” delves into the emotional and unintelligible experiences of bodily transgression, drawing deeply from personal narratives. Inspired by Georges Bataille’s concept of ‘headlessness.’ The film recreates the human form as a site of pure potentiality, reveling in its ability to reject normalcy and disrupt conventional order. These figures are crafted using 3D-scanned objects from museums, blending fragments of historical artifacts to create forms that evoke both ancient mythologies and entirely new ones. By embracing the grotesque, the film challenges viewers to find meaning in the unconventional and unsettling, redefining beauty and order through a lens of transformation.