Synopsis

A stop-motion animation using photographs of the late 19th century photographer Eadweard Muybridge. A transparent acrylic frame's different ratio metaphor materialized screens while also representing different screen ratios that vary with time and use. After printing pictures of the film, photographs, and animation by pioneer Eadweard Muybridge on transparent film, it is stop motioned by inserting it into an acrylic frame, and it crosses still image, moving image, 2D and 3D, films and sculptures. It ignites the cinematic imagination and obscures the boundaries of the media. Thus, this animation asks the audience the question, 'What is a film, an animation, a picture, and a screen?'

Se-young Ok

Based on animation techniques, Seyoung Ok uses various media such as drawing, photography, installation, and animation to work on virtual situations that can occur on the back of a specific object or experience. She has collected observed objects or situations, explored the movement itself somewhere between its daily and non-daily life, or created stories by comparing the attributes of objects to human life. Her previous works has chosen Animafest Zagreb 2022, Japan Media Arts Festival 2021, Monstra Animation Festival 2021 (Special Mention Prize), and winner of ISCA Media Art Festival (Japan, Osaka).