“Samare” is a delicate and romantic stop-motion film by Moscow-born Nicolai Troshinsky. The short is about flirtatious movement. The animation dances across the pages of books, and everything from dandelion petals to flickering candlelight is propelled by the intimacy of breath.
Troshinsky himself seems as active as his lens—working with children’s literature publishers, teaching storytelling and cinematic language courses, and developing experimental games. You can help support and get a glimpse of his newest film “Astigmatismo” on his website.
His work will take your breath away.
Found via Coudal.
