Xueqi Xing is a multidisciplinary designer based in London, working across visual communication and interactive media. With a background in graphic design and current studies in print at the Royal College of Art, her practice blends design thinking with artistic exploration, focusing on identity, personal narratives, and emotional storytelling through diverse media.
Xueqi Xing is a multidisciplinary designer based in London, working across visual communication and interactive media. With a background in graphic design and current studies in print at the Royal College of Art, her practice blends design thinking with artistic exploration, focusing on identity, personal narratives, and emotional storytelling through diverse media.
Paradise is where the dance begins and where the fall ends.
A grand ball is suddenly interrupted by a blood red moon. Bodies no longer follow commands, thoughts drift away from form, and identities blur in an instant. The rabbit, the only “intact” survivor, becomes the final body to lose control colliding, at last, with the long awaited red moon.
Paradise is stop-motion experimental short unfolds a journey through an anthropomorphic animal world, tracing a path from order to collapse, from escape to descent.
It builds a space suspended between fairytale and nightmare, where body, emotion, trust, and even the act of being watched are pulled apart, exaggerated, and questioned.
As the characters run, are chased, offer up their hearts or are thrown into the sky, they take part in a ritual with no exit.