Chapter Three: Capital Cities Submerged by the Sea Water

Tomorrow’s Lonely City｜film｜10min｜2016

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Old documents reveal that Earth’s plates have moved even more over the years. The area of land has significantly reduced, and the proportion of sea and land has become 95:5. The alerts about the greenhouse effect and the rising sea levels have been mentioned in the ancient texts, but, most likely, not many pre-extinct humans earnestly practiced how to avoid disasters. Nowadays, undersea exploring has become prominent. The sea is like a treasure-trove, which reflects on the ancient wisdom. We learn from the archeological studies of human thinking of how to disguise as a human being and how not to be exposed. How did they survive in the cities, what was their lifestyle? It has become an important exploration. Only 0.002% of us, white-collar robots who have the whole body, have the skills to do archeological research. Looking at a statue made of bronze, we can estimate that it is a relic of a certain diety from pre-extinct Denmark. It appeared in the waters of pre-extinct Bangkok, hence, I think the strength of ocean currents really should not be underestimated. Distinguishing to which of the systems this object belongs to is very difficult.

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第参章 海水淹沒了各國首都
明日孤城｜film｜10min｜2016

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翻閱古老的文獻記載，地球上的版塊移動分合歷年有所更易，而如今陸地的面積以大量縮減，海陸的比例是95:5。溫室效應，海水上升這種古老的警惕文，可能也沒多少古人類認真實踐避免災難的發生吧。如今海底探險倒是一門顯學，海中如同一個寶庫，那是古老的人類智慧，以考古研究肉身人類的思維，如何變身偽裝成一個若如肉身的人類，而不被拆穿。如何生存在以往的城市中，生活型態是甚麼?是現今一門更熱的學問探究，我們全體的白領機器人只有0.002 %的人據有考古研究的分析能力。看著雕像的臉孔以青銅翻製，被推估是來自古丹麥的某個神祉的遺跡?出現在亞洲古曼谷的海域，我想洋流的力量果真是不容小覷。要區分那個物件的隸屬系統，在洋流的搗亂下真是難上加難。