Yiqing Sun

With the increasing social pressure, more and more people suffering from psychological diseases. This is a project against the idea that only humans have emotions and raise the awareness of paying attention to maintaining animals' mental health. Through utilizing the form of an emotional monster atlas, I meticulously document instances of animal mental health disorders stemming from stereotypical or pathological behaviour. This approach aims to deliver a potent visual impact, leaving a profound impression on the audience.

"Have you observed the coexistence of wildlife alongside humans in urban areas? Improper allocation of space has led to conflicts and security concerns. My commitment is to research methods for fostering harmonious cohabitation between these avian neighbors and humans. In contrast to previous approaches aimed at deterring birds, my project seeks to benefit pigeons and explores innovative solutions from their perspective."

This project seeks to bridge the communication gap between humans and snakes, with a focus on snakes as representatives of common warm-blooded animals. I conducted an in-depth study of snake behavior, identifying distinct behaviors as indicators of different emotional states. I integrated this knowledge with traditional Chinese scroll techniques and ancient hieroglyphics to create a comprehensive understanding. By exploring snake behavior, the goal is to foster a better understanding and reduce animosity towards these creatures.

Have you ever seen the world in the birds' eyes? Inspired by Green Peacock case, I designed it to raise people's awareness of protecting birds. This is an Atlas of extinct birds, ultraviolet lights are used to help people to see the world in their eyes.