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Installation about memories with Borny By the Birds and Moving Elements.

Under the Expanding Animation heading, HAFF hosts nine extraordinary animation installations; every one of them amazing combinations of animation, film and fine arts. These ingenious applications of animation involve new narrative practices and new ways of experiencing moving images.
In the short period that HAFF has been organising Expanding Animation, it has reached a high level internationally, featuring works by upcoming talent, but also by establish celebrities. HAFF shows a triangle in cross-over art from Asia (China and Taiwan), Eastern Europe (Poland and Croatia) and the Netherlands. Firmly rooted in their native countries and (recent) history, these art works at the same time boast an international, contemporary character.

Installation about memories with Borny By the Birds and Moving Elements.

Poetic, abstract installation shows the lapse of one full day on the shore of a mountain lake in a vertical panorama.

Silent interaction between piling sheets of paper and the background, involving fire, water and the maker.

Peaceful and timeless installation with multiple screens about people, everyday activities and landscapes.
Installation about the collective memory, conceived around a news report on the unveiling of a statue in Zhongshan Park in 1970, under martial law.

Installation closely connected to the film Cloacinae (2017, made with Sverre Fredriksen) that follows a cent that ends up in the sewer.

Installation with film and box in the size 120 x 50 x 30 cm that contains the puppets and objects used in the film.

Mute stop-motion film with corrugated cardboard offers a layered experience of images. Images that take on different shapes.

A moving, deeply personal and serene installation in black-and-white with partly run-of-the-mill images that points out the borders of existence.

Sound installation with paper belt, wooden frame, microphone and speaker.