The Snail on the Slope [Processing]
The Snail on the Slope is a generative movie based on a book of the same title by Strugatsky brothers. The novel is set on an unknown planet, where humans have a base from which they are investigating and trying to conquer the Forest. The Forest, which is a huge single organism is constantly changing and fighting back. It is also dangerous and there are a lot of unexplained phenomena that they are discovering.
The movie is made of five chapters, which address the questions of artistic and scientific efforts to understand nature. The topics that arise in those chapters are: sublime view on nature, role of knowledge, ubiquitous bureaucracy, and destruction of nature.
All scenes in the movie are created using Processing. See also this flickr set (making of…)
via CreativeApplications.Net on Vimeo. / Thanks Tadar
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Posted on: 26/09/2009
Posted in: Processing
Post tags: code film generative nature novel Processing reflection short


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