This second article summarizes the videos—which combine digitally drawn elements with live-action footage—that the author created during his travels.
Compared to pure drawing sequences, videos are more heterogeneous and present certain technical imperfections, such as image definition or camera stability.
the wind on the water's surface (2 min 56 sec)
Fabrics 3 (6 min 11 sec)
Fabrics 2 (5 min 37 sec)
mechanic (4 min 57 sec)
in the clouds 2 (8 min 33 sec)
water from Africa (5 min 7 sec)
pointillism 2 (4 min 35 sec)
it's all smoke and mirrors (accompanied by *Déserts* by Edgar Varèse, 27 min. 11 sec.)
singular shapes (4 min 57 sec)
meteors 2 (5 mn 19 s)
the sun behind the trees 2 (accompanied by Olivier Messiaen’s *Turangalila Symphony*, 8 min 50 sec)
waves at night ... waves during the day (6 mn 24 s)
the sun behind the trees (4 mn 10 s)
au fil de l'eau 2 (5 mn 1 s)
a red ray, the moon ... and other lights (3 mn 21 s)
a red ray ... and the moon (6 mn 52 s)
satin waves (2 mn 58 s)
les ombres 2 (9 mn 33 s)
diagonal? horizontal? (5 min 17 sec)
rocks (8 mn 57 s)
whirling, undulating, quivering (5 mn 31 s)
of all colors 4 (fabrics) (5 mn 44 s)
a reef emerges (3 mn 40 s)
water lines (6 mn 38 s)
efflorescence (8 mn 3 s)
ribbons (2 mn 44 s)
the shadows (9 mn 33 s)
the light was ... and the water caught fire (8 mn 59 s)
tracks on the snow (6 mn 47 s)
speed (7 mn 3 s)
on the surface (6 mn 25 s)
ebb and flow (7 mn 55 s)
pointillism (8 mn 15 s)
dunes (8 mn 25 s)
where parallels meet (11 mn 33 s)
leeward (7 mn 21 s)
sea ice (11 mn 29 s)
sharp edges (11 mn 15 s)
forming sea ice (22 min 35 sec, accompanied by the final movement of Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 3)
as the water flows (12 mn 31 s)
mist (8 mn 20 s)
ice pack (11 mn 27 s)
grey sea, yellow sea (2 mn 38 s)
curves (3 mn 12 s)
blue sands, yellow sands (7 mn 36 s)
cumbre vieja (6 mn 38 s)
why a black triangle? (three linked movements, 14 mn 33 s)
a certain fluidity ... (3 mn 28 s)
water, always, in all its states... (7 mn 37 s)
