_volume-1-animation-by-david-ehrlich.jpg "Volume 1 Animation by David Ehrlich from abstract 27 Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 40 min 75 sec
✓ Published: 31-Aug-2018
✓ Published: 31-Aug-2018
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Scroll to the start time listed next to each title below to view a particular animation.nn00:12 Robot (1977 : 2’34”)The return home of a cubic figure, in contradictory multi-perspective, with the coloring based upon a cyclical twelve-tone spectrum.nn02:42 Vermont Etude (1977 : 2’25”)Layered tracing paper drawings, inspired by the effect of the mountain mist and by animal tracks softly disappearing in the falling snow.nn05:07 Robot Two (1978 : 2’12”)Cubic forms emerge and dissol
Scroll to the start time listed next to each title below to view a particular animation.nn00:12 Robot (1977 : 2’34”)The return home of a cubic figure, in contradictory multi-perspective, with the coloring based upon a cyclical twelve-tone spectrum.nn02:42 Vermont Etude (1977 : 2’25”)Layered tracing paper drawings, inspired by the effect of the mountain mist and by animal tracks softly disappearing in the falling snow.nn05:07 Robot Two (1978 : 2’12”)Cubic forms emerge and dissol
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