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"This performance creates animated projections with paper cutouts, day-glow erasers, candy-canes and glow sticks, haling from Verbiesens rebellious cartoon world with spastic, abstract animations." |
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| XY-Mechanix | ||
A perpetual motion machine of shape, color, and perspective. In this mesmerizing stop-motion performance by artist Marieke Verbiesen, space is collapsed and turned ambiguous, revealing the true nature of dimensionality for what it is: pure visual illusion. Inspired by early experimental animation filmmakers like Oskar Fischinger and Slavko Vorkapich, Verbiesen blurs the boundary between the avant-garde spirit of yesteryear with the technological boundlessness of today in this striking ode to physical filmmaking. TMM Magazine |
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| XY-Mechanix is overall a tribute to Analogue Futurism. A term coined by german filmmaker Max Hattler, as a new emerging genre which aims to create animated films 100% digital-effects free. | ||
Performed at: Hiroshima Animation Film Festival, Hiroshima, JP Melbourne International Animation Festival, Melbourne, AUS Transmediale Festival for New Media Art, Berlin, DE Wei@Baltan, Eindhoven, NL Click Festival, Copenhagen, DK Void Festival, Copenhagen, DK Playdate, Landmark Bergen Kunsthal, Bergen, NO |
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