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ANIMALIA SUM

ANIMALIA SUM
A monologue on the classic British documentary, this interactive virtual reality experience explores the future of evolution. Animalia Sum discovers the idea of insects becoming humans’ food in the future as a result of some evolutionary process. Crafted through handmade miniatures, watercolour sketches, and animated scenes, this documentary discusses the somewhat non-traditional nutrients found in insects.

It takes the audience on a journey of exploring the medicinal values of insects. Amusingly, it also explores the same idea with the point of view of an insect; how insects find themselves in the new food pyramid. A virtual reality experience that will give you a new option at your dining table, interestingly from the food’s perspective itself as well.



CATEGORY New Frontier Exhibitions

COUNTRY Germany/Brazil/Iceland



RUN TIME 9 min

COMPANY Bianca Kennedy & The Swan Collective

WEBSITE http://www.biancakennedy.com http://www.swancollective.com



EMAIL [email protected], [email protected]

PHONE +4917656803695

Credits

Lead Artists
  • Bianca Kennedy
  • Felix Kraus
Directors Of Virtual Production
  • Bianca Kennedy
  • The Swan Collective
3-D Artists
  • Bianca Kennedy
  • The Swan Collective
Editors
  • Bianca Kennedy
  • The Swan Collective
Sound
  • Bianca Kennedy
  • The Swan Collective

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