Project overview

The works Sinking2.5 abstractly conveys the anxiety and turmoil of humans in the 21st century, confronting the AI era. Emerging from the inner ego, the object clashes and grapples with the dimensions of space and time.

director’s biography

With 25 years of experience across diverse creative fields, including music, sound effects, game design, 2D/3D animated films, UI/UX design, VR/AR, interactive and digital media, 3D modeling, matte painting, background design, rendering, texturing, lighting, storyboarding, visual effects, compositing, and music design.

Credits & Specifications

Joanna&rubensDirector
Joanna&rubensWriter
Joanna&rubensProducer
Project Type:Animation, Documentary, Experimental, Student
Genres:sci_fi, art, abstract
Runtime:3 minutes
Completion Date:January 1, 2018
Country of Origin:Taiwan
Country of Filming:Taiwan
Language:English
Shooting Format:Digital
Aspect Ratio:16:9
Film Color:Color
First-time Filmmaker:No
Student Project:Yes

Review

Sinking2.5 effectively conveys people’s discomfort and struggles in the AI-driven twenty-first century. The artwork illustrates the conflict between human identity and the rapidly expanding impact of technology through abstract imagery. It delves into the internal struggle, as if the ego is always attempting to figure out where it fits in a world where computerized systems and computers have created it. The work effectively conveys the conflict between the ego, time, and space, causing the spectator to consider their own uncertainties. Ultimately, Sinking2.5 offers a provocative look at the feelings people experience as artificial intelligence continues to transform our world.

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