Movements of the Body - 2nd Movement: The Drawing Trailer

Movements of the Body - 2nd Movement: The Drawing Trailer (1996)

05 April 1996 Animated 4 mins

Movements of the Body is an animated trilogy illustrating movements of the mind through movements of the body's parts. 2nd movement: The Drawing zeroes in on one still image after another, highlighting the complexity of each figure drawing.

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