Breathing the Abyss

The "night you just want to end" and the "morning you still want to live through" fight for the same heart.
Breathing the Abyss" is a work that uses symbolic images and words to depict a human being sinking into the depths of despair, but never letting go of hope.

Desolate motifs such as broken streetlights and cracked earth symbolize the breath that seems to be interrupted in the midst of suffering, and the "reverberations" that can be heard if you listen carefully shake the depths of your heart.
However, they are more than mere metaphors; they conceal "seeds of hope" and "slight buds" that continue to shine faintly in the corners of our vision.

As the title "Breathing the Abyss" suggests, even when enveloped in deep darkness, we never lose sight of the will that still breathes.
By weaving in multiple layers of metaphors that cannot be grasped in a single reading, this is a piece that has been meticulously crafted so that the listener/reader can return to it again and again to find new interpretations.
At the boundary where hope and despair exist at the same time, what kind of breath or light will you feel?