EVERYTHING
& NOTHING
Everything and Nothing is a visual exploration of how excessive social media consumption fragments personal identity. Through a stop-motion film featuring a monstrous silhouette built from everyday objects and garments — gradually stripped away — the project symbolizes the erosion of self in the age of digital overexposure. Inspired by the distorted aesthetics of Maison Margiela, Rei Kawakubo, and Rick Owens, it reflects the chaotic pursuit of validation among influencers and heavy users. Everything and Nothing asks viewers to confront a crucial question: is social media shaping who we are, or slowly making us disappear?