Life no Color

Set in a stratified society rigidly divided by color, the narrative follows an individual relegated to the lowest strata due to his assigned hue. His existence is subtly disrupted by a girl who consistently avoids detection during his attendance at night school—a repeated encounter linked to a past incident. She recalls a message he etched onto a wall and now seems to understand its significance. This short animation explores the quiet connections forged between two people navigating a world built on prejudice. It examines themes of social division, unspoken understanding, and the potential for fleeting moments of recognition amidst systemic inequality. The story unfolds through subtle observations and repeated encounters, building a sense of melancholic intimacy within a constrained environment.