Liam Gillick: Annlee You Proposes
Tate Gallery Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:
A 3-minute Japanese-Manga
style animated work featuring a Manga character called Annlee. This film
was part of an exhibit at the Clore gallery, Tate
Gallery in Britian during 2002. The piece
was part of a body of work by artist Liam Gillick which was nominated
for the Turner Prize 2002.
TREATMENT/SOFTWARE
USED:
Maya-Alias/Wavefront; for all 3D animation and elements Photoshop and
Matador; for the textures/maps.
MY
PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT:
As
director, Lars worked closely with artist Liam Gillick, to breathe new
life into this particlular incarnation of Annlee, empowering her as an
enchantress with control over the elements.Liam
entrusted Lars to re-interpret the storyboard and script, developing dynamic
design solutions, with emphasis on innovative
aesthetic and
animation style, yet being true to her 'broken' identity. Distinctive
scratchy textures (via scanned photo-negatives and kodalith) as animated
sequences of files, projected throughout the 3D environments, in combination
with intense lighting texhniques, burning out the typically 'hard' 3D
edges to the structural elements, allowed for an interesting 'kinetic
charge' to Anlee and her environment.
Post-Production @ The Moving Picture Company
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This 3-minute Japanese-Manga
style animated work was part of an exhibit at the Tate
Gallery in Britian until 31 March 2002.
The piece was part of a body of work by artist Liam Gillick which
was nominated for the Turner Prize 2002. |
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