Tadanori Yokoo is a Japanese graphic designer, illustrator, printmaker and painter. In the sixties Yokoo created a series of animated short films.
Here’s one example of Tadanori Yokoo’s filmwork, “Kiss Kiss Kiss” (1964). The film is bright and illustrative, typical of the Yokoo style.
The soundtrack in the film takes a collage approach similar to the visuals.
A fascinating series of ambiguously dark moments in deep stasis by ambient music producer Belarisk and video artist Richard Rankin.
Tadanori Yokoo is a Japanese graphic designer who has been referred to as the Andy Warhol of Japan.
John Whitney's Matrix III consists of a group of triangles, squares and hexagons. All forms are moving within an invisible matrix.
In a modernistic city, three odd fellows seem to worship a small bird-like statue when a fourth bizarre person steals it.
The Hole is a sometimes harrowing film by Piotr Kamler. Adventures of a non-being in search of his ego.
An impossible love for the girl in the inner working of the clock that stopped.
Chronopolis is a 1983 experimental stop motion science fiction film directed by Polish animator Piotr Kamler.
Viking Eggeling's film Symphonie Diagonale was created with paper cut-outs and tin foil figures photographed one frame at a time.
Stan Brakhage produced Stellar as a hand-painted film, photographically printed to achieve various effects.
Stan Brakhage produced Mothlight without the use of a camera, using what he then described as a whole new film technique.