Clones: Dazzling Animated GIFs by Erdal Inci
Published Aug 10, 2014
Turkish videographer and artist Erdal Inci created this hypnotic series of animated GIFs by turning simple images of himself into dazzling video loops.
“I realized that if you clone a recorded performance contiguously it will become perpetual. So that you can see all the time phases of the same performance in a small amount of time like 1 or 2 seconds. This gives you the chance of thinking like a choreographer with a mass crew or painter who fills its frame not in forms and colour but motion. At this point I could tell I am inspired by patterns in traditional arts & crafts, dance and repetition. Motion, performance and real environments are the outlines of the work.”
– Erdal Inci
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