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One Sunday Morning 2:27min excerpt of 13:12 min Animation, 2021. Oil on paper, Adobe after effects, Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, touch designer. The story begins with humanity’s sudden loss of language on one unsuspecting Sunday morning. Told from the perspective of two protagonists originating from opposite sides of the world, the Fable-Esque tale is a thought experiment exploring the limits of language and human empathy.
One Sunday Morning 2:27min excerpt of 13:12 min Animation, 2021. Oil on paper, Adobe after effects, Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, touch designer. The story begins with humanity’s sudden loss of language on one unsuspecting Sunday morning. Told from the perspective of two protagonists originating from opposite sides of the world, the Fable-Esque tale is a thought experiment exploring the limits of language and human empathy.

One Sunday Morning
2:27min excerpt of 13:12 min Animation, 2021.
Oil on paper, Adobe after effects, Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, touch designer.
The story begins with humanity’s sudden loss of language on one unsuspecting Sunday morning. Told from the perspective of two protagonists originating from opposite sides of the world, the Fable-Esque tale is a thought experiment exploring the limits of language and human empathy.

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