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MY SHELTER

MY SHELTER

マイ・シェルター

In a dimly lit air-raid shelter, the camera lingers on close-up images of trees, their forms dissected and reformed into abstract patterns. The shelter itself becomes a liminal space where memory and reality blur, as the viewer is drawn into a psychological exploration of survival and loss. The film juxtaposes these fragmented natural images with the stark presence of elderly survivors of war, their weathered faces telling stories of resilience and trauma. Through this unique blend of documentary realism and abstract illustration, the director creates a meditative reflection on the human condition in the face of catastrophe. The shelter, once a place of physical protection, transforms into a metaphorical space where past and present collide, and where the boundaries between the organic and the constructed dissolve. As the trees are deconstructed and reassembled, so too are the memories and identities of those who endured the war, offering a haunting yet poetic vision of life after destruction.

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