S1.E13 ∙ George Armstrong Custer

'The Magnitude of the Continental Divides' is an animation exploring the ways we define ourselves and our nations. It is a journey between many locations in various states of withdrawal and aggression. Borders become weaponized and damage is always dealt from afar. The individual is caught in the midst, unable to separate themselves, unable to define identity without place.

Two grass monsters fight over the placement of their shared river border. Their fight is solidified into a hotel. Don't forget your passport. The fighting keeps moving the rooms to different sides of the border. Stop motion animation. 4:00 min., 2007

It's a story about the soldiers who are sacrificing their lives and resist in order to the people of the city and future generations live in peace

This will be displayed next to accepted artwork in the gallery. Correspondence is a Three-minute and 22 second 3D animation set in an undefined war and deals with issues that arise when power and control are abused. This is illustrated by the main character who is unknowingly trapped in a situation where he risks his life for a frivolous cause.

Metaphors of flight in response to environmental collapse, gender dysphoria and warfare.