Yin

Yin

2017 · 11 min · Animation

A jealous god creates a universe and places an androgynous creature that he separates into two complementary beings. In spite of the traps set by the atrabilic god, the creatures will not stop wanting to meet again. In Chinese philosophy, Yin and Yang are two entities resulting from the original breath. These are two opposing but complementary forces.

Directed by Nicolas Fong

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