Synopsis

Nine short and unexpected stories that tell us how a person can be depicted. By mixing abstraction, collage and drawing animation, the author invites us into a spontaneous and unsystematic research of the potential of animation and leads us into the world of irrepressible imagination.

Sasha Svirsky

Sasha Svirsky (1980, Soviet Runo village, Stavropol area, USSR) graduated as a painter. He is a self-taught animator, and since 2008 he works as an independent animation film director. He explores the possibilities of digital animation, revising its purpose as an entertainment and applied medium. He uses animation as an artist's tool, unlocking the potential for visual experiments and creating philosophical narratives and essays.