It's a story of breaking free and running toward something no one else has defined. With one relentless run, the protagonist answers every path others have laid out for her.
It begins with what seems like an act of obedience. Instead of filling a glass, she pours the water directly onto the table. It spreads across the surface and rises until the entire room is submerged. She does not break the rules. She exploits the inherent absurdity of discipline itself, letting it collapse from within. She surges against the current. She does not retreat, even as the storm tears at her. In the end, she runs into a vast, golden wilderness — where the wind moves through the grass in waves, and a wooden puppet lies fallen, its joints finally come apart.
"Further from the ground" is not about flight or escape. It is a restrained longing — the kind that belongs to those of us who do not want to be heroes, who simply want, in a moment when everything presses down, to lift our heads just enough to see a sky that belongs to us. What this MV captures is exactly that moment of looking up. Blue is the color of discipline. But warmth, all along, has been growing.
Trapped by discipline, she breaks through the boundary set for her — not by rebellion, but by exploiting the very logic meant to confine her. Then, without looking back, she runs toward a direction she has created for herself.
All visuals in this film are AI-generated. Every stage of the production was handled by a single person.