Chindogu

In daily life, I came into contact with interesting Japanese inventions -- Chindogu, which prompted me to think about the deteriorating relationship between human beings and nature. The investigation found that drowning was a death phenomenon that struck me the most - the process was psychedelic and rapid, and the chances of survival were very low. Drowning not only takes the lives of victims but also plunges the bereaved family into grief. Therefore, I used the humorous concept of Chindogu to apply the nose clip, earplug and whistle that can help people to cry for SOS in ordinary times. Then, I turned the mold with silver and polished the hot shrink piece into the shape of bubble. The two combine to symbolize and alert man to their contempt for nature.