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The Marathon Diary
The coldest race on earth. A Short Animation by Hanne Berkaak. vimeo.com/hanneberkaak Always Last embarks on an adventurous marathon through the ice cold and mythic landscape of Lapland. But she soon discovers that the run is not going to … Continue reading
Tsunami Girl . Short Film . 2022
February 2010, in a Chilenean remote island called ‘’Juan Fernandez’’, everyone slept in town. but our heroine 12 years old girl called ‘’Martina’’, felt a tremor and warned and saved all town people from a Tsunami. A real history, told … Continue reading
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Japanese Sculptor Carves Groceries Into Brilliant Edible Sculptures | My Modern Met
By Jessica Stewart on February 22, 2024 The produce aisle at the grocery store is like an art store for this sculptor. Every culture has its own history of traditional arts. Mukimono is the Japanese tradition of carving fruit and … Continue reading
Does capitalism make ‘non-playable characters’ of us all? An uncanny exploration | Aeon Videos
‘There will never be enough nails in the wood.’ The ‘pseudo-Marxist’ Austrian art collective Total Refusal creates short films with visuals generated entirely from within popular video games. In Hardly Working, they train their focus on just a few of … Continue reading