In Shapes

This experimental documentary explores the profound relationship between abstract shapes and human perception. Through a series of visually stunning sequences and interviews with contemporary artists, "In Shapes" delves into how geometric and organic forms influence our emotions, understanding of the world, and artistic expression. It challenges viewers to reconsider the visual language that surrounds them, suggesting that even the simplest shapes carry complex meanings.

"In Shapes" has garnered a niche but highly appreciative audience, with critics praising its innovative visual style and intellectual depth. While its experimental nature may not appeal to everyone, those who connect with its unique approach often find it a thought-provoking and aesthetically rewarding experience. The film is celebrated for its ability to provoke introspection and its contribution to the discourse on art and perception.

• Praised for its visually captivating and experimental approach to abstract art.

• Lauded for its insightful interviews with contemporary artists discussing form and perception.

• Noted as a thought-provoking film that encourages viewers to engage with the visual world differently.

Google audience: Viewers consistently highlight the film's stunning visuals and unique perspective on art and shapes. Many appreciated the documentary's ability to spark conversation and offer a fresh way of looking at everyday forms. Some noted its experimental style as particularly engaging, though a few found it less accessible than traditional documentaries.

Award for Best Experimental Film at the Sundance Film Festival (2023), Nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for Best Documentary (2024)

The film features over 5,000 hand-drawn animated shapes, with each frame meticulously crafted by a team of animators working for over two years.