Late Afternoon Animation: Benjamin Ducroz’s Press +

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This beautifully done piece is the work of Benjamin Ducroz a mediagraphics designer at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. He used a surprising variety of materials and sources including 3D, paper, inkjet printed frames, watercolors, water and ink to create this lovely animation. The result is a little bit of magic.

Here are a few stills from the making-of set. Be sure to visit Ducroz’s website to see more of his work.

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And the final result…enjoy!…

PRESS + from benjamin ducroz on Vimeo.

The sound design was done by Samuel Acres.

All pictures are the property of Benjamin Ducroz.

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3 Replies to “Late Afternoon Animation: Benjamin Ducroz’s Press +”

  1. “We are shapes and forms, bounded by mathematics, set free to grow and writhe within the preset parameters of what it means to be alive – which has been coded into us. Free will is a stochastic fractal extrapolation that proves how many infinite ways we can keep within the same few rules.”

    – me, watching that video

  2. Wowie..I wish mt brain was so poetic! I was more “ooo pretty” and after reading what you are thinking I can’t imagine not thinking about shape and form and mathematics and fractals and infinity. This is why we need poets in this world 🙂

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