I've Lived And Died 100 Times
is a concept narrative, created, explored, and realized by Sebelle, the creator herself. In this project she shares with us a part of her forgiving heart, her curiosity for the world’s ignorance towards negative feelings such as vulnerability and pain, as well as the depressive stories of countless heartbreaks from the eyes of many she has known. It almost rings a familiar tune, the raw, unplastered feelings of self-doubt and dilemma one goes through even at the highest points of an otherwise successful, loving relationship.
Throughout the publication, stark contrasts in each segment's use of colours were the greatest indicator of each of their intended emotions. In the earlier 'stages' of love where infatuation and excitement were adorn, colours of blurred sunlight indicated its warmth and ambiguity. Right where the story unfolds the nurtured bond between the two, dark glowing reds were used to signify the heart at its highest peak, extensively beating at every second, yet almost every other colour fail to be present, because of the way love almost always washes out every other priority in one's heart. Nearing the end of the 100-paged story, the colours become significantly paler, darker, as the protagonist becomes lonelier than ever once again.
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