Film
Do not sing to me, my beauty
DO NOT SING TO ME, MY BEAUTY is a cinematic exploration of the hidden self, where film and classical music converge to create an intimate, reflective experience. Inspired by the psychology of Carl Gustav Jung, the video visualizes the tension between the persona, the mask we present to the world, and the shadow, the concealed aspects of our identity.
Set to Serge Rachmaninoff’s haunting song “Ne poj krasavica pri mne”, the narrative follows a young woman as she confronts painful and beautiful memories, discovering strength in her own complexity. Water, foliage, red hair, and pale skin become symbols of transformation, melancholy, and self-revelation.
φ
φ is a one-minute film, entirely shot on a mobile phone, exploring the search for balance in the face of climate change. While many messages about climate change stem from fear and a sense of loss, this film emphasizes the power of inner and local equilibrium.
Through a poetic visual language, φ invites reflection, self-forgiveness, and reconnection with one’s immediate environment. The film is a subtle dance of balance, a continuous dialogue between action and awareness, showing how one million small steps can collectively become a giant leap toward change.