A system error created as a cluttered mind overwhelmed by not knowing what to do multiplies and clashes with tangled ambitions and a sense of helplessness.
- Student
- Kim Sunyou
- Field
- Animation
- Format
- Experimental animation
- Running time
- 02:54
- Engine & Tools
- Blender 3D UV mapping
- Genre
- Experimental animation
- Aspect ratio
- 1:1
- Exhibition
- 2026 Graduation Exhibition 「VOYAGE」
Synopsis
A glitch is a visual error created by the smallest units that make up a digital screen: pixels and the three primary colors of light, RGB. Eight representative colors Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, White, and Black form a screen composed of square pixels, each maintaining the same proportions as an individual pixel. These colors randomly multiply, overlap, and intertwine, repeatedly creating chaotic glitch-like forms. Through this complex and disordered structure, the work expresses an inner flow that gradually becomes increasingly intense and uncontrollable, conveying a growing sense of confusion and turmoil.
Artist's intent
A “glitch” marked by a scrambled and distorted screen, is much like my inner world: an error caused by a conflict between a heart full of ambitions and the anxiety of falling short. This imagery of a screen shattering under a flurry of conflicting information and tastes wasn’t born from the pressure to create a masterpiece. Instead, it started from visualizing my raw, authentic self in that exact moment.
Stills
