Time in Motion: Mesmerizing GIFs by Fong Qi Wei
Singapore-based artist Fong Qi Wei produced these mesmerizing animated GIFs as a follow-up for his photography series “Time is a dimension“, combining different “time slices” into a single print.

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Time in Motion: Mesmerizing GIFs by Fong Qi Wei
Singapore-based artist Fong Qi Wei produced these mesmerizing animated GIFs as a follow-up for his photography series “Time is a dimension“, combining different “time slices” into a single print.
Time Slices... Again.
SO, thanks to the release of the Guide Book, I now have OFFICIAL PRINTED CONFIRMATION of time conversions and SPELLINGS of the Time Slices.
So, Deca-Phoeb ~ Year ~ 10 Phoebs Phoeb ~ Month ~ 4 Movements Movement ~ Week ~ 5 Quintants Quintant ~ Day ~ 20 Vargas Varga ~ Hour Dobosh ~ Minute Tick ~ Second
(In Lilac Sweet, a Time Slice not used anymore is ‘Tock’ which basically equals a moment or a Minute and a Half.)
Time Slices
Tick ~ Second. Dobash ~ Minute Tock ~ Moment ~ 90 Ticks Varga ~ Hour Quintant ~ Day = 20 Vargas Movement ~ Week = 5 Quintants Cycle ~ Month = 4 Movements. Feeb ~ Year = 13 Cycles Decafeeb ~ Decade = 10 Feebs
The Feeling When...
You turn on subtitles, and watch Season 3, and notice the spelling is off on something... and you go back to Greening the Cube, and yep, Decafeebs is spelled ‘Decafeebs’; but then you go back to the 7th Episode of the 3rd season and see ‘deca-phoebs’.
Both are pronounced the same. :/ -.-
These 'slice of time' are shot by Richard Silver over the course of a day to capture the changing light on iconic buildings around the world. Here, the sun slowly sets on the Houses of Parliament in London.