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Motion Design / —

A photographer's archive, brought back to the screen.

Motion graphics for "Vėra dvejose asabose", a documentary about the artist and photographer Veronika Šleivytė. Archival material was animated and integrated into the film's visual language.

Project: Documentary "Vėra dvejose asabose"

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