Now Playing: Five Mesmerizing Video Artists

Short, provoking art videos may not be the universal salve for this week’s news (fake, real, who even knows?), but you might as well give them a try.

Here, meet five video artists whose videos and GIFs offer you entry to other worlds where everything is pleasantly askew. (You may have already traveled along with them, in the likes of Nike ads or in The New York Times shorts.)

#gifartists #digitalshorts #cgi #adobe #maxon #lucidscreen #animation #motiondesign #surreal #instaart

A video posted by Antoni Tudisco (@antonitudisco) on Oct 28, 2016 at 1:12pm PDT

@antonitudisco

In Antoni’s world: fat, fringed creatures shimmying around while Audi TTs blast through city streets flanked by massive balloons.

Location: Hamburg, Germany

Followers: 42.9k

A video posted by Sam Cannon (@samcannon) on Nov 23, 2015 at 9:27am PST

@samcannon

In Sam’s world: macabre portraits with micro-movements, bodies kaleidoscoped onto themselves, and some captivating work for Refinery29 and the New York Times.

Location: New York City, NY

Followers: 28.8k

A video posted by ZEITGUISED (@zeitguised) on Feb 29, 2016 at 2:27am PST

@zeitguised

In Zeiguised Studio’s world: completely synthetic shapes that recall things we know—tables, textiles, human forms—shifting unnaturally and anticipating the future.

Location: Berlin, Germany

Followers: 61.9k

A video posted by C A T K (@catkberlin) on Aug 3, 2016 at 9:28am PDT

@catkberlin

In the Cat K Studio world: cut-and-paste collages of wriggling weird tubes and coral waves, from Sebastian Gerbert, Elisabeth Schulze and Malik Bluhm.

Location: Berlin, Germany

Followers: 11.1k

A video posted by Albert Omoss (@albertomoss) on Sep 14, 2016 at 8:05am PDT

@albertomoss

In Alberto’s world: Escheresque palaces, jellyfish forms and juicy vibrant product placement.

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Followers: 73.3k

THE GET

The wooden base bucket bag Mansur Gavriel devotees are trading up for—from a sister-helmed label whose forms are inspired by industrial objects like electrical outlets and Japan’s Tokyu Hands hardware mecca.

Now Playing: Five Mesmerizing Video Artists

Short, provoking art videos may not be the universal salve for this week’s news (fake, real, who even knows?), but you might as well give them a try.

Here, meet five video artists whose videos and GIFs offer you entry to other worlds where everything is pleasantly askew. (You may have already traveled along with them, in the likes of Nike ads or in The New York Times shorts.)

#gifartists #digitalshorts #cgi #adobe #maxon #lucidscreen #animation #motiondesign #surreal #instaart

@antonitudisco

@samcannon

@zeitguised

@catkberlin

@albertomoss

THE GET

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Short, provoking art videos may not be the universal salve for this week’s news (fake, real, who even knows?), but you might as well give them a try.

Here, meet five video artists whose videos and GIFs offer you entry to other worlds where everything is pleasantly askew. (You may have already traveled along with them, in the likes of Nike ads or in The New York Times shorts.)

#gifartists #digitalshorts #cgi #adobe #maxon #lucidscreen #animation #motiondesign #surreal #instaart

The wooden base bucket bag Mansur Gavriel devotees are trading up for—from a sister-helmed label whose forms are inspired by industrial objects like electrical outlets and Japan’s Tokyu Hands hardware mecca.

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