A short animation inspired by Kazimir Malevich's poem of the same name. Using cut-out and rotoscope tech-niques, the film brings to life a surreal and fragmented visual narrative that reflects the poem's illogical structure. The piece transforms Malevich's experimental poetic language into motion, rhythm, and typographic form, offering a sensory journey through the abstract world of Ukrainian avant-garde.
A short animation inspired by Kazimir Malevich's poem of the same name. Using cut-out and rotoscope tech-niques, the film brings to life a surreal and fragmented visual narrative that reflects the poem's illogical structure. The piece transforms Malevich's experimental poetic language into motion, rhythm, and typographic form, offering a sensory journey through the abstract world of Ukrainian avant-garde.
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