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The Prix Ars Electronica Archive is a collection enabling search and viewing of all the submissions since 1987. The award-winning projects are documented with catalogue texts and audio-visual media. All other submissions can be searched by title/artist and displayed with year, category in list form. Please cite the credits (artwork name, artist and photographer) and only use the materials if your article is related to Ars Electronica.
Duku Spacemarines
La Mécanique Du Plastique
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_Duku Spacemarines_ is a short animated film about a mosquito. No, it’s rather the story of a Chinese man hacking the American capitalist system. Or is it about chickens? Actually it is the story of a story. A scenario that strives after the high standards of Hollywood, with explosions. And so the animation, from the glitch to the glow, never mind if there is nothing to say, cinema has visual effects.
_Duku Spacemarines_—a 2012 graduation film from the department of digital art of the University of Paris 8—was handmade in a typical Parisian apartment, with a table, a kitchen, and a small living-room filled with four computers, eight screens and four guys who go under the name of La Mécanique du Plastique.
Links: http://lamecaniqueduplastique.fr
_Duku Spacemarines_—a 2012 graduation film from the department of digital art of the University of Paris 8—was handmade in a typical Parisian apartment, with a table, a kitchen, and a small living-room filled with four computers, eight screens and four guys who go under the name of La Mécanique du Plastique.
Links: http://lamecaniqueduplastique.fr
La Mécanique du Plastique (FR). As a collective of four French independent artists, La Mécanique du Plastique produce curious, short animated films mixing various techniques. After graduating in fine art, ancient Greek, computer science and computer graphics, our professional activities consist in programming, painting, music and digital art.