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In the evolution of image culture from Marshall McLuhan’s claims of medium supplanting message to the mid-’90s paperless studios’ fetishization of computer rendering, the rise of suckerPUNCH has added a new visceral dimension. . . Projects published on suckerPUNCH . . . are elevated beyond the ordinary and contribute to a new kind of nuanced visual discourse uniquely enabled by the Web. The underlying visual logic of this discussion is the “field,” a now default technique for describing environment and indexing parametric process. Sensorial, geometric, and spatial, the field conveniently conflates the three into a rich digital milieu. . . .

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suckerPUNCH: describe your project.

FIELD:
A digital dance performance exploring the eternal struggle of good and evil, for Stateless‘ latest single Ariel released on Ninja Tune. For the official music video, we animated the two opponent characters of the song as surreal human figures, drawing dynamic sculptures into space.

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