Set & Costume Design - Conceptual

4.48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane. With the stage in the center and the audience seats on both sides, the production explains the state of depression patients through the space alienation and dialogue. Use cement, translucent curtains, and other materials to construct unrealistic spaces to express the overlap and separation of the characters' real world and spiritual world. Through the interlaced presentation of dialogue and monologue, the setting of the two actors examines the social and dramatic nature of the protagonist's mental state and its causes, trying to explore the social and interpersonal relationship in modern society from the perspective of women's problems and depression.