Feng Huang
Feng Huang is the second part of Robert Darroll's Korean Trilogy. Created on 16mm film using hand-drawn cel animation, it took more than two years to complete. In the film, geometric shapes fill the screen, collapse, and re-form in repeating cycles that transition to new scenes with glorious mutations. The shapes have a feeling of referential significance but remain just outside familiarity, which keeps the images on the edge of visual recognition.
Feng Huang
Feng Huang is the second part of Robert Darroll's Korean Trilogy. Created on 16mm film using hand-drawn cel animation, it took more than two years to complete. In the film, geometric shapes fill the screen, collapse, and re-form in repeating cycles that transition to new scenes with glorious mutations. The shapes have a feeling of referential significance but remain just outside familiarity, which keeps the images on the edge of visual recognition.
Creators and cast
- Directors
- Robert Darroll
- Studio
- Technical University of Berlin
Maturity rating
Not yet rated.
Audio languages
No Language
Where to watch
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