Ecosystem-6: A Sort of Mycelium is a mesmerizing compound of patterns found in the organic world. Static elements – ropes, a forest – come to life, while living sea creatures like an octopus or a starfish resemble ornamental patterns in motion. Inspired by the elaborate chaos systems present in nature, Koike creates an exuberant and splendid new dimension to explore.
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Directed by Koike Teruo (Japan 1989). Official Selection International Film Festival Rotterdam 2012. Ecosystems is an extended series of films that work with ...
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