Duration: 10:17min

Film Synopsis:
A Chinese artist named Liu Fuchang who is professional at making handcraft with clay. The film describes his journey and how these beautiful sculptures have been made which also contains a strong affection for my traditional culture.

Artist's Statement:
I've shot this film in China Harbin which is my home city. I met Fuchang Yang by coincidence and I Was very interested in him and his work. We talked about how he made these clay sculptures and I mentioned I  want to bring his story and work to more people. Then our journey begins.  I really like a quote from Fuchang Yang from the film, “ The clay is only a medium, the culture that we meant to be presented is much more important. I think media arts have some similarities to clay at this point. So I made this documentary short in order to show my culture to those who may not have a chance to acknowledge them through the medium of screen.

Filmmaker's Biography:
Daiying Liu, who is an international student graduated with a Bachelor of Media Arts from Emily Carr University of Art + Design. He loves exploring different types of media arts especially in the Film and Photography area. And he has tried various genres of film in recent years. He loves the process of doing post production, and he had a chance to work with a professional local Documentary Director as an editing assistant. For now, Daiying Liu is seeking the opportunities to work with people who's interested in the theme of cultural fusion in the future. He believes that under the city of Vanconver, there are various stories worthily being exposed on screen.

Film Credits:
Director, Daiying Liu
Cinematographer, Daiying Liu
Editor, Daiying Liu