A new score video for an ending theme I wrote for a story-album. A bit minimalist, contemplative.

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One of the most talked-about graduation pieces this year from the China Academy of Art is a stunning hyperrealistic painting titled 《祷》 ("Prayer") by artist Anqi.

At first glance, it’s visually captivating: composed mainly of red, yellow, and blue, it features intricately rendered hands, wood textures, sheer fabric, and bubble wrap—every surface painted with almost photographic detail. But what really caught people’s attention was the deeper message behind it.

Anqi explains that she used cheap, disposable materials as her subject matter—bubble wrap, gauze, wood board—not for their beauty, but for what they symbolize. Her goal: to challenge our obsession with curated perfection and remind viewers not to lose themselves in consumerism and attention culture.

She says the idea came from real-life experiences—hers and her friends’—frequenting online shopping, buying things impulsively, and later regretting them. The painting is her way of exposing the false sense of structure and “refined life” that mass consumption creates.

Here’s a short image-to-video prompt that turns the character in the painting into a moving, 3D-like figure: Prompt: “Make the character in the painting alive, do a 360-degree turn”
Try it yourself

Please listen to this with headphones, or on a good speaker. It has low bass notes which a small speaker won't reproduce properly.