To all people who are suffering but living with HOPE — Transcrisis traces the body’s inner conflict at the molecular level, where every cell negotiates life at the edge of survival every minute.
At the heart of the film is a reflection on cancer—not merely as a disease, but as a metaphor. It embodies the moment when the body turns against itself, when the codes of life misfire, and resilience becomes rupture, yet there is still HOPE. The film closes on Zen insights through an Ensō (円相), asking: While life itself is in perpetual crisis, can the social world also maintain balance and revise itself as the body does?
*The visual forms translating from the real architectures of proteins and genetic flows into poetic and futuristic imagery.
*Transcrisis is also a poetic invocation, weaving the language of genes—STAT, TFs, DNAP, EXO.
At the heart of the film is a reflection on cancer—not merely as a disease, but as a metaphor. It embodies the moment when the body turns against itself, when the codes of life misfire, and resilience becomes rupture, yet there is still HOPE. The film closes on Zen insights through an Ensō (円相), asking: While life itself is in perpetual crisis, can the social world also maintain balance and revise itself as the body does?
*The visual forms translating from the real architectures of proteins and genetic flows into poetic and futuristic imagery.
*Transcrisis is also a poetic invocation, weaving the language of genes—STAT, TFs, DNAP, EXO.
