A short by Michelle Brand exploring our perception of time, bodies, objects and our inability to comprehend the ‘full motion of things’.
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Slow Dance – a most unusual device designed by artist and roboticist Jeff Lieberman for Wonder Machines which uses some kind of imperceptible vibrating witchcraft to make objects placed in contact with its demonic gubbins appear to move in slow motion.
The result of a year’s work assembled from footage captured in Ireland and Poland which, according to Sligo-based, Poznan-educated artist Páraic Mc Gloughlin:
…explores an abstract interpretation of choice, decision, consequence, circumstance, time, among other things, a personal perception on how we try to find whatever it is we are searching for. The film looks at similarities in various environments, the interrelations of people and our connection with one another in the very similar yet very different paths we share.
A short by the talented young John Mervin, who sez of it:
2 years ago when I was 16, I had the idea of a story that visually portrayed the perspective of someone who has no vision, a blind girl. I found the ironic use of the visual medium (a short film) intriguing. So, all through Last year, I decided to practice the craft of filmmaking and create it myself.
The first two installments of a fascinating eight part series.
Words by Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson. Animation by Sophie Koko Gate.
Further episodes will appear here.
The definitive answer to the Internet’s current most annoying meme by ASAP Science.
Now can everyone please leave it?
The Science of Why No One Agrees on the Color of This Dress (Wired)