What if our moon is an abandoned spaceship? Hypnotic collages of organic shapes explore the “hollow moon” hypothesis, evoking the liquid light shows of the 1960s.
Far removed from carefully staged glossy images: A raw, glitch-like view of space, generated from unprocessed still and moving image data from a NASA solar mission.
A pioneer of computer animation transforms NASA’s galaxy simulations into hypnotic images. Using colour, distortion and superimposition, Lillian Schwartz distils data into visionary art.
A sandy desert planet, 28 trillion kilometres from earth. Its inhabitants live without sunlight, produce time and love music. A masterful sand animation.
Video synthesizers and intensive image processing create a hypnotical and abstract journey through the vast expanse of the universe where the boundaries between space, time and consciousness become blurred.
All points of reference are lost in this miniature cosmos of oil, dyed water and magnetic liquids. Infinite space is mirrored on the smallest scale. Microchemical retrofuturism.
Three lonely people gradually come to terms with their needs on board a pink rocket on its way towards tenderness. A sexy journey full of touching encounters and warm-hearted humour.