Roman De Giuli created MATEREALITY, his latest in series of abstract films of chemical and physical reactions shot in extreme closeup.
He describes the project:
The visuals are composed with iron powder, high reflective pigments and magnets. A choreography of iron spikes, accompanied by glitter and gold. Practical effects only.
Bonus: a short piece on how he creates his work:
• MATEREALITY (Vimeo / Roman De Giuli)
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