Yujie Mei

Media: Digital Software used: Blender, Photoshop On a distant alien planet, a perpetually humid and sweltering climate, along with abundant water and vast, deep cave systems, gave rise to an exceptionally advanced plant civilization. Beneath the surface, their roots and rhizomes constantly intertwine and coil around one another, extending outward like ribs and a spine. Together, they form a vast information network that connects half the hemisphere, continuously exchanging data, nutrients, memories, and thoughts, undergoing rapid and intense cycles of evolution. Such a remarkable planet soon attracted human explorers eager to uncover its secrets. They designed helmets and protective suits inspired by the shapes and structures of the native plants, allowing them to survive in the planet’s dense, humid environment. Equipped with advanced technology and scientific ambition, they descended into the deepest caves to conduct their investigations.

In outer space, there is a mysterious space station that, according to legend, was built by an unknown alien civilization. Through their observations, they witnessed the flourishing of Gothic cathedrals and the profound theological culture of medieval Europe. Inspired by this era of architectural and spiritual achievement, they constructed a space station designed to stand as a monument to humanity’s historical development. They hoped that, one day in the distant future, humans would discover it and uncover the message of goodwill hidden within the station’s interior, an invitation to peaceful contact and mutual understanding.

Humanity’s earliest ambition to conquer the seas was embodied in the construction of a city sealed beneath the ocean, giving rise to a highly advanced marine civilization. Through diverse methods of harnessing and occupying the planet’s resources, this civilization sought to make human society more prosperous and powerful. They constructed massive glass tanks in which entire cities were built, then submerged them beneath the ocean. However, their triumph was short-lived. Despite the dangers of the deep-sea environment, the cities were ultimately destroyed by seawater, underwater earthquakes, volcanic activity, and attacks by colossal sea monsters—creatures that struck out to protect their territory from intrusion and defend their fragile environment, leaving the cities in ruins.

A temple built by aliens, designed to allow them to travel freely between Earth and their home planet. In critical situations, all entrances and exits can be sealed, and the temple can disguise itself as an ordinary shrine, accessible only to authorized personnel. The temple is equipped with an advanced system for recording, observation, and communication, with intricate networks of energy conduits and recording devices hidden throughout its structure.

After Earth’s resources were depleted, humanity set out to find other planets for survival and unexpectedly discovered a vast world dominated by an advanced plant civilization. Some of them infiltrated the dense vegetation, disguising themselves with helmets and protective suits to explore covertly. At the same time, the rest of the team piloted spacecraft modeled after the planet’s native organisms to deceive the plants. Their mission was to reach the largest caves, conduct scans, and attempt to uncover the secrets of this extraordinary planet. Their ultimate goal was to gain control over all the plants, harnessing them to serve humanity and provide a sustainable source of energy and support for continued exploration of the universe.

In this fantasy world, the monster Mos is massive and aggressive, yet intricately connected to the protagonist’s magic. Born from a concentrated spirit, Mos can take on plant-based forms and serves as a loyal combat companion. Mos resembles a tree druid: a humanoid figure built from roots, bark, and resilient plant matter. Its torso is crafted from twisted, thorny vines, thick bark, and broken branches, mimicking human musculature while retaining a natural, organic aesthetic. Every detail, from the gnarled limbs to the intertwined roots, reflects the fusion of magic and nature.