Four-Outfit Travel Edit
A 7-second vertical outfit change: a fur coat by a red train, a red coat in the snow, a sun hat under a stone arch and a tiered dress by a lake.
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84 films across four disciplines, published here as the files themselves. A further zero pieces exist in the archive and are held back until a licensing or brand-permission question is answered in writing. We would rather publish a smaller gallery than a confident one.
Every piece in the archive, drawn at its own measured frame ratio: 84 of them, and nothing held back. Three of the seven lanes are empty — not withheld, simply not worked in yet.
Every published cell takes its own film’s colour
Measured in your browser, from the frame you are sent
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Each published cell is filled with the mean colour of that film’s own poster frame, measured in your browser from an image the page had already downloaded. No new request is made for it, and no floor, lift or correction is applied: a dark poster makes a dark cell.
Held pieces take no colour, because no frame of them is ever sent.
If your browser asks us to save data, we read no frames at all, and the figure stays exactly as it is drawn here.
Every piece here is labelled Concept. That is not modesty — it is accuracy. Which of these were paid client engagements has not been confirmed in writing, and we will not label something client work on a guess.
Every film here play from a media host we control, as a web transcode, poster first — nothing starts until you press play, and running time and frame ratio are measured from the file itself. Any master we hold can still be screened for you on request.
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