This should come as absolutely no surprise to those of you that have been with us since the beginning, but we’re big fans of animated flicks that push the boundaries of everything we thought possible. Actually, we’re big fans of art in general, but that should go without saying. Point being, we like to keep an ear (or eye) to the ground for unique pieces that challenge existing notions about what’s possible, which is why we’re so in love with this Omeleto animated short film. A sort of weird interpretation of Paul Gauguin mixed with Van Gogh that’s spliced together with three-dimensional renderings from Marcel Duchamp that creates an entirely new, unique way to consume the story that Omeleto is telling. Watch the full film above, but make sure you share it with all your friends because this is the kind of art that needs to be seen by the masses.
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