This is a documentary film of my journey to Stonehenge, which I filmed with an old SANYO handheld camera. I spent the whole day alone at Stonehenge, and although my destination was Stonehenge, I spent more time strolling aimlessly around Stonehenge, basically lazing around on the hill on the far side of Stonehenge. Because there were too many crowds of people visiting the area. Besides the tourists, there are many cows and sheep around, and I watched quietly from a distance as the tour bus brought in a group of tourists, and then brought away a group of tourists. Maybe the cows and sheep will wonder why there are so many people circling around this rock group every day while eating grass. I’m sure they are also wondering why I’m not moving or eating grass on this hill. As the day went on, I somehow felt familiar with these strange stones and seemed to establish some kind of connection. It felt like I was looking out over them from a distance and one of the stones was looking out over me. This mysterious feeling became stronger as I boarded the train back to London. It was like I had exchanged energy with these standing stones, my breath and footprints were left there, and those stone were vividly alive in my mind…

The film was screened at the exhibition ” I wanna get into this world gently ” (2023).