Contra-Internet Inversion Practice #3: Modeling Paranodal Space

About This Movie

"Modeling Paranodal Space" dives deep into the surreal and often unsettling relationship between the internet and societal structures. Blas's animation is striking, blending fluid visuals that evoke a sense of disorientation with documentary-style narration. The pacing feels contemplative, allowing the viewer to absorb the weight of its themes without rushing through them. It grapples with ideas of state surveillance and capitalist exploitation while employing a unique method of utopian plagiarism, which sets it apart from typical animated docs. The tone is both unsettling and thought-provoking, creating an atmosphere that lingers long after viewing. It’s really a piece that challenges your perception of digital spaces, and the practical effects add an engaging layer to the overall experience.

Part of a series exploring internet dynamicsUses unique animation techniquesFocuses on societal themes and surveillance