Chenlu Zhu
About
We The project I worked on is about the often unnoticed and overlooked sensations of physical discomfort. I used some artificial objects to represent these feelings instead of the human body.
I aim to explore the inherent fragility of the human body and reflect physical discomfort through the instability of artificial objects, encouraging people to pay more attention to those often neglected bodily sensations while studying how sound collaborates with visuals to influence human perception.
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