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Mandala1983 stands out with its primitive yet fascinating computer graphics, bringing a 3D visualization of a mandala to life. It was showcased at SIGGRAPH 1983 in Detroit, which adds a layer of historical significance, placing it right at the dawn of computer animation. The pacing is meditative, almost hypnotic, as the visuals unfold in a slow, deliberate manner, inviting viewers to get lost in the patterns. The atmosphere is both serene and introspective, reflecting the spiritual undertones of mandala art itself. While it may not have the polish of contemporary animations, its charm lies in the rawness of its execution and the pioneering spirit of early digital art. Definitely a piece that sparks discussion among collectors about the evolution of animation.
Primitive computer graphics3D visualization of mandalaShown at SIGGRAPH 1983
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Masaki Fujihata
Director