cinematic stop-motion inspired animation, claymation texture, tactile surfaces,
3D psychological realism, surreal dementia visual language,
soft depth of field, shallow focus, slow camera movement,
no dialogue, no text overlay, no music, only ambient sound,
Oscar-level experimental short film, unsettling but poeticThe camera slowly moves forward into a dark, abstract interior of a human brain.
The environment feels organic, soft, and clay-like, as if sculpted by hand.
Floating inside the space are semi-transparent 3D brain structures,
neurons shaped like fragile clay threads,
pulsing faintly with warm and cold light.
Fragments of imagery drift in the air:
a distorted human face, half-formed,
a broken calendar page labeled “2017”,
numbers slowly rotating, out of alignment.
Everything feels suspended, quiet, and unstable,
as if memory is present but difficult to grasp.A single childhood image repeats again and again,
slightly altered each time,
as if memory is stuck in a loop.
Each repetition becomes more distorted,
colors fading, shapes collapsing,
until the original meaning is unrecognizable.