Experimental Animation
by Miriam Harris, Lilly Husbands, Paul Taberham
Experimental Animation, edited by Miriam Harris, Lilly Husbands, and Paul Taberham, provides an in-depth look at the innovative practices and techniques in experimental animation. It covers the theoretical and practical aspects that distinguish this art form, offering valuable insights for creators and researchers exploring beyond conventional boundaries.
About This Book
Experimental Animation is a comprehensive resource edited by Miriam Harris, Lilly Husbands, and Paul Taberham. It delves into the diverse methods and theoretical underpinnings of experimental animation practices.
The book brings together contributions from various experts to examine how animators experiment with form, narrative, and technology. It highlights the evolution of experimental animation within broader artistic and cultural contexts.
Readers will find discussions on the techniques that define experimental work, from abstract visuals to unconventional storytelling. The text serves as a guide for students, artists, and scholars interested in non-mainstream animation.
Through its structured exploration, the book underscores the importance of innovation in animation as a medium for artistic expression and experimentation.
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