Yiqi Liu

Procrastination is a relatively common mental illness. It suffers from the interplay of perfectionism and obsessive-compulsive disorder. I wanted to explore how procrastinators behave in work settings. Equally important, I also want to Explore the emotional relationship between people and space, and express this connection with procrastination groups.

In the design of the scene, I used "mise en abyme", which is a formal technique of placing a copy of an image within itself, often in a way that suggests an infinitely recurring sequence.

The use of these complex compositions raises questions about reality and illusion, and creates uncertain relationships between characters.

In the design, I added recurring pictures and plots through the copied items, hoping to guide people to start thinking about the relationship between their procrastination and the environment, and promote the development of the plot.

In the end, my purpose of making this theme is to bring people into the first-person subjective experience of various external manifestations of procrastination. It is not to criticize procrastination, but to hope that people will think about the advantages and disadvantages of procrastination. People can immerse themselves in the process of procrastination caused by this anxiety.