Made by painstakingly slicing through fruits and veggies to expose their many layers, we are given a visual feast, and a miniature journey through the food we eat everyday.
Created by Toronto-based Kevin Barry, he swears it was a fun process, despite it seeming so time consuming. Via LS:
Using my stop-motion animation know-how to explore the patterns inside of various fruits and vegetables! This looks super tedious, but I actually had a lot of fun slicing them frame by frame and seeing the results come to life. I’ve included a bit of behind-the-scenes footage to show how I created the effect.
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