Inflatable Doll's Extremely Happy Life

An abstract and avant-garde experimental animation that acts as a sharp critique of modern urban isolation. The protagonist purchases various inflatable figures of different genders and roles from a factory, using them to fulfill a psychological need for companionship—treating them alternatively as friends, lovers, pets, or family members. Set against a bleak era where lonely individuals seek self-comfort through virtual and synthetic means, this private, fleeting pleasure eventually builds toward a chaotic, destructive climax broadcasted live on SNG news networks.