ANIMALATION is an expanded cinema project that treats the moving image as a living system. Working across performance, CGI, sound, and environment, the work explores how cinema can operate through affect rather than story — unfolding through scale, rhythm, movement, musicality, and feeling.

The project circulates across formats, including a large-scale public billboard installation in Los Angeles, where the moving image exists durationally in the city. CGI is used as a mode of world-building rather than representation, allowing meaning to emerge gradually through attunement as viewers learn to inhabit the image on its own terms.