23-year-old photographer and director Harry Hitchens dreams of living a life of creativity. He is part of a generation that longs for a more than a traditional “nine-to-five”. But is a life devoted to art and creativity actually plausible? His parents don’t seem to think so. In an unprecedented interview with legendary contemporary artist Zhang Huan, Harry is exposed to just how corrupt and bias the art world is. In spite of this, on a global adventure, Harry meets institutions and artists of all disciplines to prove the benefits of self expression: both for the individuals who create and the society that experiences their creations.