Ceci Soloaga and Ygor Marotta are artists that have collaborated to create an animation installation that projects colorful safari creatures across different natural landscapes in Portugal. The project is known as Walk&Talk and it merges together both creative drawing with the nature of the region.
The Walk&Talk Project goes beyond a simple art viewing by incorporating animation to bring the exotic and whimsical images to life. The installation incorporates street art, colorful designs and movement to render the drawings animated as they are screened across trees, rocks and the cliffside. The work showcases whimsical depictions of birds flying, cheetahs running and even mystic creatures such as mermaids singing. Each of the drawings renders the technique of a looped GIF animation to a much larger scale by projecting the installations onto natural formations.
Safari Animation Installations
The Walk&Talk Project Recreates Colorful Animal GIFs In Nature
Trend Themes
1. Animation-projection Installations - There is an opportunity to create immersive art experiences by incorporating animation and projection techniques to enhance traditional art installations.
2. Nature-inspired Animation - By merging animation with natural landscapes, artists can create captivating and whimsical art pieces that bring nature to life in unexpected ways.
3. GIF Animation Enlargement - Scaling up GIF animations and projecting them onto natural formations provides a disruptive innovation that expands the possibilities of digital art in outdoor settings.
Industry Implications
1. Art Installations - The art installation industry can explore incorporating animation and projection techniques to create interactive and captivating experiences for viewers.
2. Tourism and Travel - The tourism and travel industry can leverage nature-inspired animation installations to enhance visitor experiences in natural landscapes and attractions.
3. Digital Projection Technology - Advancements in digital projection technology can fuel the development of larger-scale installations that project animations onto various natural formations.