Under the Sun
アンダー・ザ・サン
A drawing paper is placed on a field and farm, where the animation unfolds. The film is regarded as a creative extension of Stone, exploring the boundaries between art and nature. The paper becomes a stage for a visual experiment that questions the relationship between creation and the natural world.
The animation interacts with the rural environment, blending the drawn world with the real landscape. The camera captures the paper as it moves with the wind, and the drawings shift and change in response to the outdoor setting. This short film challenges conventional animation by using the environment as both canvas and collaborator, creating a unique dialogue between the hand-drawn and the organic.
