31 January 2020 Animated 3 mins
Developed from research into early Japanese autopsies, particularly the striking water colours of Aoki Shukuya. The abstract, celebratory depiction of the human figure and its place within physical space forms the basis of this animation.
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United Kingdom 31 January 2020
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