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Motion Graphics Inspired by Ikebana – The Japanese Art of Flower Arranging



Japanese motion graphics company WOW created this piece of motion graphics called Tenspace. The movie combines the numbers one to ten with images derived from ikebana – the Japanese art of flower arranging.

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From WOW:

Tenspace

A motion graphics installation featuring plants and typography. We’ve interpreted the space between each number in a countdown and present it to you in a physical space. Experience a virtual landscape featuring 11 digitally rendered ikebana pieces which draw you in as you speed through time. Clinging to the camera you race through three dimensions viewing each piece one by one.

This is a gentle yet sometimes speedy animation which is well worth a look!

Check out Tenspace here or see some stills below.

Thanks Jaden!

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