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Nematophorma part 2: (moth animation)

vj kolouch, video, 1 min, 2010, sound by Strangelet

This is an unusual animation, and I like it, because it rips it back to the fidelity of computer animation in the early ’90s. There is something special about this animation.

Synopsis: Second animation from Nematophorma project. The “Nematophorma” project is aimed on exploring relationships between still and moving images via deconstruction of image based in a simulation of post-production editing, software-generated images and animation errors. It also simulates a software synchronization of sound and image.

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AUTHOR: Andrew Rosinski
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2 Responses to “Nematophorma part 2: (moth animation)”

  1. Pat Carroll Says:
    April 29th, 2010 at 10:39 am

    Reminds me a little bit of sowing the seeds of love.

  2. mattw Says:
    April 29th, 2010 at 3:51 pm

    It reminds me a bit of Virtual Nature– was that the VHS?