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Kintsugi is a series of interconnected mixed media photo books/zines meant to be read together, though in no particular order. The title refers to the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery, where fractures are not concealed but transformed into part of the whole. Similarly, the narrative unfolds in fragments—entries, logs, memos, and notes that, assembled, reveal a larger structure.
The texts document the Habitat and its inhabitants, who, under the supervision of The Vault, tend to the surrounding terrain and to the Shells—enigmatic local forms whose nature remains uncertain. What emerges is a record of observation, repair, and transformation—an act of narrative kintsugi.
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White-tailed Kite (Elanus leucurus)
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Tokyo Sports
Japanese Newspaper
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There is an excellent tutorial series (8 parts) by CBaileyFilm about how to make a sci-fi movie in Blender.
Unfortunately my computer isn't up to that task, but I did learn a lot from it and used some of things I learned to make the above low poly animation.
credits for the starfield: NASA.
50 2988 auf der Sauschwänzlebahn bei Epfenhofen. Aunahme von Ende der Neunziger-Jahre, Scan vom Fotoabzug.