Alexander Unger's Stop-Motion 'Distortion' Uses 2500 Photos

Swedish sculptor and filmmaker Alexander Unger, known as Guldies, released a new stop-motion animation titled 'Distortion' on YouTube after a period of silence. The video consists of 2500 individual photographs and features impactful audio effects. Like his previous works, it relies on simple sequences set in a dreamlike and unsettling atmosphere. The animation begins with cubes falling from the sky, followed by unpredictable transformations, including a strange cylindrical face. The ending introduces human presence through a pair of large hands, suggesting a circular action that could repeat in a perfect loop.