Leeo Li is a digital artist and brand designer, born and raised in China. After graduating in BA in Visual Communication from Communication University of China, he continued his studies in the Experimental Communication pathway at the Royal College of Art. Leeo has a passion for and extensive experience in the fashion industry, having worked for a number of fashion brands, including for GQ magazine, as well as being involved in the start-up of several new fashion brands.
Leeo Li
Degree Details
School of CommunicationVisual Communication (MA)RCA2023 at Battersea and KensingtonRCA Kensington, Darwin Building, Fourth floor
Leeo enjoys cross-media practice using graphics, 3D modelling, moving image, installation, and interaction to make connections between design, art, society, emotion and fashion. In particular, Leeo's recent projects have focused on virtual fashion and the metaverse.
Project Description
The constant longing for love, loss of control and disappointment leave the individual with anxious attachment in a constant state of instability, which has similarities to the unpredictability of nature and the potential for explosive confrontations in the form of volcanoes.
Meanwhile, the infrasonic wave of volcanic activity is similar to the frequency of human brain waves during emotional changes, at 0-20Hz and 0-30Hz respectively, so it is a wonderful connection that the change of scene in this film is accompanied by a change of emotional state.
This film shows the underlying tension, emotional turmoil, and exploration of human connections through different scenes.
Through this project, I hope to awaken empathy for people who experience emotions generated by anxious attachments, and at the same time prompt them to reflect on their emotional value judgments and self-redemption.
At the end, I would like to express my gratitude and respect to French volcanologists Katia and Maurice Krafft. It was their obsession and love for volcanoes that inspired me to do this project. Their pursuit of dangerous beauty cost them their lives, a life of unparalleled greatness and bravery. I am grateful to them for leaving us with so many precious and wonderful records and images of the volcano.