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Floating
How can something so alien still feel so familiar?
TYPE
Personal project
About the project
The jellyfish's movements which are slow, unhurried and almost hypnotic echo shapes I recognize everywhere, be it branches swaying, hair caught in wind or fabric drifting on a line. There's no urgency in it, no effort, just a quiet unfolding that the eye can't look away from.

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Floating
How can something so alien still feel so familiar?
TYPE
Personal project
About the project
The jellyfish's movements which are slow, unhurried and almost hypnotic echo shapes I recognize everywhere, be it branches swaying, hair caught in wind or fabric drifting on a line. There's no urgency in it, no effort, just a quiet unfolding that the eye can't look away from.
Back to gallery
Floating
How can something so alien still feel so familiar?
TYPE
Personal project
About the project
The jellyfish's movements which are slow, unhurried and almost hypnotic echo shapes I recognize everywhere, be it branches swaying, hair caught in wind or fabric drifting on a line. There's no urgency in it, no effort, just a quiet unfolding that the eye can't look away from.