Motion in Nature - A Journey through the Hidden World of Flora and Fauna
Our new collection consists of a set of six interactive flipbooks that delve into the movements of nature that our eyes are not able to perceive.
Shot at high speeds and using timelapse techniques, this collection features 36 captivating sequences of moths, bugs, butterflies, flowers, fungi and hummingbirds.
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We are thrilled to collaborate with two extraordinary artists on this project:
Louie Schwartzberg is an award-winning visual artist, director, cinematographer, and producer, celebrated for his groundbreaking work in time-lapse, high-speed, and macro cinematography techniques spanning five decades.
From his critically acclaimed documentary Fatastic Fungi to Netflix series like Moving Art, his captivating imagery leaves a lasting impact. His TED talks garnering over 60 million views attest to his profound influence.
Dr. Adrian Smith is an entomologist and head of the laboratory at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, known for his insightful research and captivating content on his successful YouTube channel, AntLab.
Adrian captures breathtaking images of never-before-seen insects of incredible detail; he also shares a wealth of fascinating facts and details about each of them in his channel, making it an essential destination for nature enthusiasts.
