Nature  and  Tao explores  the  concept  of  human-earth  relationships  and  life  on Yeulu Mountain in Changsha, with regards  to Taoism and martial arts (Taiji).  It captures the  duality  of  the  Taoist  philosophies  and  interrelation  with  ecology and living with harmony to the natural order.

“Non attachment allows for full participation in life.”

The  viewer  is  forced  to  slow  down  and  immerse  themselves  in  such unadulterated spaces.  It aims  to discomfort a  viewer who is accustomed  to  the fact  paced city life.  It  is  a  film  that  does  not  indulge  the  viewer  by  creating  a manufactured reality that is sped up and almost reflects real time and is stripped to it’s bare essence. Without media comforts such as bite sized information bits and fast cutting styles, the film aims to augment the viewer’s senses.