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Ex Animo

24 Nov

Polish primordial acid morphing.

“Fluid Silhouettes” by Arca x Jesse Kanda

22 Nov

Migration by Flourescent Hill

21 Nov

“Migration follows a large creature that falls from the skies to a small, almost deserted, town. Like he does every year, he roams through the countryside following his animal instincts to take him back home.

Shot on Super 8mm film and combining CG animation, Migration tells the story of these creatures by relying on pure visual narrative.”  http://www.fluorescenthill.com/migrationpress.html

Daedelus – LA Nocturn

21 Nov

Amy Kravitz: River Lethe (1985)

17 Nov

A non-narrative and abstract visual poem in five parts. Its title refers to the underworld river of forgetfullness. The drawings are created from non-traditional animation media including rubbed and erased graphite, pigment, and aluminum powders to make an animate surface of unusual richness

HUMAN TRAFFIC // IDENTITY CONTROL TEST

14 Nov

 

Did you pass?

“You Know Not How to Love”- Constantinos Chaidalis

14 Nov

From the filmmaker’s vimeo description:

“You Know Not How To Love” is a personal experimental project based on my collage artworks.It is a set of three projects that are connected, and that can be seen either as a single piece or as three individual animated collages.

I Graduate
II Senior
III Sophomore

“Now grab my heart and shake my body, as if this broken life of mine was on fire”

Please watch in HD, headphones recommended.

The music composition is by Jacaszek.

自主制作アニメーション

14 Nov

The Helio Sequence “Battle Lines” – Emanuele Kabu

13 Nov

Another psychedelic gem by Emanuele Kabu.

For some more Kabu on the DPV, check the posts here, here and here.

FLUORESCENT

11 Nov

A short film journeying into a microcosm of darkness and fluorescence.

Created with ferrofluid, UV lights, fluorescent watercolours, paints, inks and oils. With the presence of a magnetic field, ferrofluid and kaleidoscopic substances form mesmerising and surreal patterns. Using a HFR camera and macro lens, I captured these visuals before they vanished back into darkness.

Sony FS700
100mm macro lens
Inspired by Susi Sie, Fabian Oefner and Nils Frahm

A film by Karl Fenton
karlfenton.com/

Music: Nils Frahm – More
nilsfrahm.com/
soundcloud.com/nils_frahm