From melodrama to noir, western to 1950s sci-fi, Kind of Meta follows AI-generated characters as they begin to suspect that their world exists not to be lived in, but to be watched. Behind the absurdity lies a sharper question: what has ever been truly real about filmmaking in the first place?
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What happens when classic film noir meets Matrix-style simulation theory — and follows a white rabbit straight out of Alice in Wonderland? ”Case A-I / 404” is a genre-twisting short film exploring designed realities and what lies beyond black and white.
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Haaste näyttää, miten mainoskonsepteja voidaan skaalata nollasta sataan tekoälyn avulla. Idea oli nopealla aikataululla luoda mainossarja, jossa on tuore mutta tunnistettava mainos vuoden jokaisen viikolle.
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AI driven short film presents a universe designed with beauty as its operating system: life, ecosystems, and even raw physics and materials sculpted for visual allure.
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In this playful and surreal short film, a giraffe becomes a metaphor for the modern artist—someone who dares to see further, yet is pushed aside by a world obsessed with speed, profit, and entertainment.
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FLUX Groove returns with a double dose of retro-futurist storytelling—two music videos exploring love and memory in the age of machines. ”Robolove” pokes fun at our growing obsession with tech and the curious ways we fall for it. ”All That Remains” imagines humanity’s last message captured on a faded cassette, drifting across galaxies.
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Who says dance music can’t make you think? With Echo Chamber and Plastic Parade, FLUX Groove delivers two dancefloor bangers that serve as sharp, tongue-in-cheek commentaries on the digital age.
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Music driven short film based on drone-like AI-footage takes viewers through breathtaking environments. At its core, the film reflects on the human desire to seek the unknown, posing a deeper question: is the horizon we pursue external, or is it a reflection of something within us?
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What if AI could reconstruct Earth, crafting every intricate detail, pixel by pixel? “Earth 2.0 – Regenesis” imagines this very possibility. What happens if we collectively decide that simulations are more worth living than real life?
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Celebrating a century of Surrealism (1924–2024), the short film ”One Hundred” takes viewers on a surreal and visually haunting journey through a labyrinth of interconnected dreamlike worlds.
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Futuro Noir embraces the dramatic black-and-white aesthetic of film noir and takes it to a sci-fi setting. The artwork consists of over 50 cinematic scenes and a parody film trailer, highlighting the limitations of AI-generated videos.
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Welcome to “Petite Planets”, a collection of tiny universes encapsulated within orbs, presented in surreal, twisted cutaway views. Immerse yourself in a spectrum of ecosystems and geographies, journeying through worlds sculpted by sand, forged in fire, frozen in ice, and flourishing with life.
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