Concept & Execution
April explores the fluidity of memory and reality.

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Nodular set elements and adaptive lighting were used to reflect the protagonist’s shifting emotions. In both my roles as designer and performer, I attempted to create dynamics that evolved organically with the narrative.
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The set featured movable structures and layered fabrics, allowing for seamless scene transitions. This was intended to create a sense of confinement and uncertainty​. Lighting was designed scene-by-scene, reacting to emotional beats rather than adhering to rigid presets. Warm, dim glows highlighted intimate moments, while shifts to stark, cold light emphasized emotional disconnection​.

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Problem Solving & Adaptation
Balancing performance and technical execution was a challenge. To maintain visual consistency while acting, I pre-programmed lighting cues, mapped-out the space, and crafted a self-contained, responsive space that adapted fluidly to movement.

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