Animation

Let’s Get Jazzy!

An animated abstract animation to sound focusing on abstraction in motion using colour, geometry and linework.

Animation

Floor Lamp

This visual music animation explores how sound can be translated into motion, colour, and spatial rhythm. music by: Styrofoam Vein - Floor Lamp

Animation

Scarborough: Places That Hold Us

A projection-mapped installation that transforms miniature sculptures of Scarborough into animated, voice-driven environments, exploring how memory, routine, and personal experience shape our understanding of a place.

Animation

Cavity

“Cavity” is a 45 second abstract stop motion animation that explores decay as a natural and cyclical process, connecting the intimate scale of the human body to broader geographical and organic transformations.

Work by

Elise Antoinette Nopuente aka. miscel

Experimental Animation

“What defines a place? Is it architecture, geography, or the accumulation of lived experiences? “Scarborough: Places That Hold Us” is a collection of everyday regions, using miniature environments and...” [More]

Artwork Collection

Animations

A collection of animations ranging from 2D digital animation to stop motion frame-by-frame animation.

Let’s Get Jazzy!

An animated abstract animation to sound focusing on abstraction in motion using colour, geometry and linework.

Floor Lamp

This visual music animation explores how sound can be translated into motion, colour, and spatial rhythm. music by: Styrofoam Vein - Floor Lamp

Scarborough: Places That Hold Us

A projection-mapped installation that transforms miniature sculptures of Scarborough into animated, voice-driven environments, exploring how memory, routine, and personal experience shape our understanding of a place.

Cavity

“Cavity” is a 45 second abstract stop motion animation that explores decay as a natural and cyclical process, connecting the intimate scale of the human body to broader geographical and organic transformations.

Work by

Elise Antoinette Nopuente aka. miscel

“What defines a place? Is it architecture, geography, or the accumulation of lived experiences? “Scarborough: Places That Hold Us” is a collection of everyday regions, using miniature environments and...” [More]