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Running time: 2’45″
Audio: Leonard j. Paul

Alosis is a comment on the relationship between man and his environment. We observe him living everyday mundane moments, ignoring the consequences his daily routine may have. Isolated from nature and confined in a digitized world, he celebrates his dominance and transcends into a hyperreality, challenging his own existence.

Alosis is part of a greater body of mixed media work, first presented at monomorphia.

Screened at :

Animasyros 2014
(Syros island, Greece)

Circuits & Currents 2014
Athens, Greece)

Spark FX 2014
(Vancouver, Canada)

International Green Culture Festival 2014
(Belgrade, Serbia)

Anim!Arte 2014
(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

 Athens AnimFest 2015
(Athens, Greece)

Anifilm 2015
(Prague, Czech Republic)

ADAF 2015
(Athens, Greece)

Siggraph 2015
(Los Angeles, USA)

AIFF 2015 – Νύχτες Πρεμιέρας
(Athens, Greece)

Cutout Fest 2015
(Queretaro, Mexico)

InterFilm 2015
(Berlin, Germany)

Film Court 2015
(Lyon, France)

Fest Anča 2016
(Bratislava, Slovakia)

Art is Life, Life is Art - exhibition 2016
(Cáceres‎, Spain)

Big Cartoon Festival 2016
(Moscow, Voronezh, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk - Russia)

Animert - TV program in the Greek National Television 2017
(Greece)

19Sep14 | alosis

Making of

A clip with all the test renders and with audio generated by the images themselves.

Running time: 1’02”

Telepolitics is a satirical visualization of the televised political debates during the Crisis. Instead of having a comprehensive dialogue to discuss pragmatic solutions, the guests merely criticize each other and avoid resolving the issues at hand. The political dialogue loses its purpose, as it turns into a modern Babel.