“RESTART”这个课题引发了我对如何阐述人与自然的关系的思考。

人类自称是地球上最高级的生物，他们在这个星球的各个角落留下痕迹，撰写历史以彰显自己的伟大。人类贪婪，他们试图享受自然给予的一切，从利用渐渐发展为滥用。每当受到自然的惩罚，他们才会感到一点点内疚，并实施一些善意的弥补措施。

与其说拯救自然，倒不如说是在拯救自己。

澳大利亚山火再次把环保问题推向一个小高潮。然而，在人们互相指责控诉的同时，摄影师Murray Lowe意外捕捉到了一组植物在大火后发芽的照片。这些浴火重生的顽强生命使我意识到人类在自然界的地位就如同寄生虫，而自然界却并不需要人类。一旦某种平衡的状态被打破，自然终将把我们吞噬。

根据这些灵感，我通过PhotoShop制作了一组拼贴。作品把人为的素材与自然中素材拼凑在一起，思考人与自然的关系，希望以略带幽默荒诞的图像唤醒人们对环保问题的深思。

I often doubt the place of man in the world.

Man claims to rule the world. He controls all kinds of animals, he pollutes and leaves tracks everywhere, he does what he wants sometimes without thinking about the consequences for nature. By selfishly occupying the earth, man causes irreparable damage such as global warming, environmental pollution or land desertification-Man does his best to protect the envi-ronment every year, but does the environment really need man's protection? After the Australian mountain fire, a photographer by the name of Murray Lowe found that many organisms in nature showed signs of regeneration - plants began to grow, even some animals were returning. It was only a small part, but these phenomena meant that nature has the opportunity to restart without man. In other words, "protection" against man is closer to "protection" against oneself - we may just be a parasite on earth. If we sud-denly disappear, after many years, no trace of human existence will remain and the earth will not miss us.

With these ideas in mind, I made a series of collages. The collages were in-spired by a film called "Life After People", in which I tried to combine sim-ple elements of our daily lives with elements of Nature. The aim of these works is to revisit the relationship between man and nature - how they in-fluence each other in different ways. I made these works on Photoshop with a white background, which accentuated the combination of the two ele-ments. Thus, through associations that mix different scales in an absurd, humorous and slightly tragic spirit, I try to stimulate the imagination and question the viewer about the relationship we have with our environment.

We belong to Nature, we are not above it. If we don't protect her, she will eventually swallow us up and digest us.