SiNK

In the surreal world of Tomioka, commuter trains are packed with deep sea divers reading pornography. Sealed off behind their protective shells, these passengers avoid any real human contact, inspired by the artist's observations of Tokyo's underground.

The film explores how people shut themselves away behind devices and distractions, afraid of genuine face-to-face interaction. Through its brightly colored yet worn and grubby aesthetic, it reflects a society isolated within its own protective barriers.