“I do still see drawing as a form of home that I create for myself-a little space where I feel like I truly belong.” “I feel like my concept of home is always evolving alongside my practice and my personal experiences,” she tells Colossal. Born in Estonia to a Siberian family and later educated in France, artist Anastasia Parmson has long considered this idea and what it means to feel at ease within a space.

Our understandings of home are fundamentally personal, determined by an evolving mélange of factors like location, culture, and the people in our lives. Watch more mesmerizing compilations by the McGloughlin Brothers on Vimeo.Īll images © Anastasia Parmson, shared with permission Spliced into a dizzying sequence, the animation reveals a range of cohesive elements from the lines of terracotta roofing and ceramic tiles with colorful motifs to skinny streets that flicker in rapid succession. The music video for Bonobo’s new single “ATK,” the zoetrope flashes a series of photos at an incredibly fast pace, appearing to capture the scenes from the window of a train.

Irish director and animator Kevin McGloughlin ( previously) and his brother Páraic (aka the McGloughlin Brothers) recently collaborated on a new short film that speeds through urban and rural regions of Portugal with an eye toward recurring structures and patterns.

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