“La télévision ne connaît pas la nuit. Elle est le jour perpétuel.”🖥
Jean Baudrillard
Gif de Yi Pan
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“La télévision ne connaît pas la nuit. Elle est le jour perpétuel.”🖥
Jean Baudrillard
Gif de Yi Pan
Fish and Elephant (2001)
Yi Pan
We move from season to season, marking off time with memories, slouching slowly into occluded futures. When we turn our heads to see how far we’ve come, we find a house of mirrors twisting the past into larger-than-life proportions. And when we try to look both back and forward, our heads spin, spectres and possibilities mingling mysteriously—Yi Pan’s work has the surreal feel one gets trying to see past and future simultaneously, small details looming large, faces that feel familiar softened into indistinct blurs.
Surrealistic Gifs by Yi Pan
Yi Pan is a 26 year old Taiwanese designer based in New York and she creates Gifs because it is ‘the most ideal form for me to represent those random and crazy ideas in my mind’. What is in her mind is fun but also weird surrealistic moving images with long tongued birds and hands running through forests and bugs in bed, which she creates in Photoshop and After Effects with an elegantly textured palette and smoothly looping motion. She said she likes to harass her friends by sending them her Gifs, which is quite a bit different than the usual cute dog gifs most people get!
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