The Scrapbook of Life Documentary Project
A Mosaic of Human Stories and Beliefs
As a questioner and an observer of life, I document my journey to explore how people around the world see life, understand it, live it, and answer its biggest questions through the lens of their own religions or beliefs.
This project brings people together through the power of stories, creating a space for empathy, connection, and the hope of a more peaceful world.
It transforms the division created by different beliefs into an opportunity for curiosity, connection, and deeper human understanding.
You are invited to join me on this journey to see the bigger picture
How can you participate?
TSBOL : Wang Zoungyang.
In the first documentary film, I surf the timeline of Wang Zoungyang. How discovering a new belief “Buddhism” was essential for him to overcome the difficulty of leaving his home land china and adapt to his new life in Europe. In this chapter of the scrapbook of life, you get to explore my observations and discoveries of what life is and how to navigate it in peace as I follow Wang Zoungyang lifestyle and engage with him in a long conversation. Feel free to surf with me the whole timeline or choose points to watch and reflect on.
3- Share with your answer to the question: How do you see life?
Film your view of life using your own equipment—it can be as simple as your phone. Make sure you are in a calm space with good lighting, and record how you see life in a way that feels authentic to you.
Send your recording and become part of The Scrapbook of Life—a growing collection of human stories and perspectives shared with the world on YouTube.
Send to tersakh@gmail.com using wetransfer.com or via google docs
4- Host an interactive evening of The Scrapbook of Life
Bring people together for a meaningful gathering where participants can watch selected conversations from the project, engage in a follow-up Q&A, and take part in an open discussion that encourages listening, curiosity, and understanding. Together, participants explore life, beliefs, and different ways of seeing the world—discovering the bigger picture through respectful dialogue and shared human stories.
Participants can also answer the question, "How do you see life?" by doing any of the following:
Writing or drawing in a physical Scrapbook of Life dedicated to the project.
Recording their perspective on camera during the event or on their own, then submitting the video to become part of The Scrapbook of Life project on YouTube.
