We’ve long been fans of art and motion graphics that convey a mood versus always needing a strong narrative.
Indeed, these “experiments” often allow artists and designers to explore the crevices of their imaginations in a way that a traditional story might now.
That seems to be the case with Argentinian 3D artist and designer Ezequiel Pini.
In his carefully sculpted and crafted worlds, we see visions of nature and built environments, but in artfully unreal ways, responding to physics, light, and gravity in ways that just aren’t possible.
Look at the short film Species here.
Regardless, his short films carry real heft, with expert sound design and musicscapes that carry the motion.
This film Species explores “the intersection of organic and geometric forms, “Species” embodies a unique perspective on the Mother nature.”
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A forlorn piano whose keys are sprouting grass.
A hummingbird’s beak as a sharp stand-in for a record player needle.
A pigeon wearing it’s own bread.
Twin Cherries culminate into a pair of well-used dice.
A revolver covered in sharp spines.
A combo of plant/balloon mashups.
Our favorite, a shuttlecock broken egg.
