dc.contributor.author	Gurevich, Moriah
dc.date.accessioned	2025-04-28T19:54:37Z
dc.date.available	2025-04-28T19:54:37Z
dc.date.issued	2025-04
dc.description.abstract	Transient Echoes is a 4.5-minute stop motion animated installation piece that demonstrates and dissects how monsters can be used for a better understanding of the human experience, and how monsters can be used as a vessel to represent humanistic qualities, such as hunger, growth, fear, and curiosity. It is an embodiment of my own fears and anxieties, specifically in relation to dreams, nightmares, fears of the unknown, death, and sickness. Invasiveness additionally plays a huge part of the film's narrative functions. Inspired by the natural world, it also ties into environmental harm and destruction. Additionally, although there is death represented in this project which is often viewed as a sad thing, it is represented in a way that is beautiful and peaceful through the fabrication skills and the sound design.
dc.format.medium	paper clay, cosclay, acrylic paint, wire, paper, wood, wool, moss, minature moss, canvas, cardboard, insulation foam, mod podge, hot glue, thread, LED lights.
dc.identifier.uri	https://hdl.handle.net/10177/40759
dc.subject	stop motion, death, illness, forest, nature, whimsical, uncanny, animated installation, set design, animation, monster, monsters, dreams, invasiveness, environment, nature, woods,
dc.title	Moriah Gurevich 2025
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Moriah Gurevich 2025

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