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Music Video: Incredibly intricate new Atoms For Peace video

Date
21 October 2013

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First you’ll try and work out how on earth Andrew Huang has managed to make the movement in this video so beguiling; stop frame? CGI? Magic? Then you’ll start forgetting that and become completely enthralled by the beautifully undulating landscapes before finally feeling totally inadequate by the sheer quality of what you’ve just watched. Well, you will do if you’re anything like me. Stunning stuff from a supremely talented director.

A 3D render of a desert landscape with jagged, reddish-brown rock formations. The sandy ground is marked by deep, swirling concentric grooves that lead toward a distant mountain range.
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Andrew Huang: Atoms For Peace – Before Your Very Eyes (still)

A 3D render of a vast desert landscape under a clear blue sky. Jagged, reddish-brown rock formations rise from a sandy floor with soft, wind-swept ripples.
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Andrew Huang: Atoms For Peace – Before Your Very Eyes (still)

A 3D render of brown skyscrapers tilting at odd angles from a rocky, desert landscape. The ground consists of swirling, multi-coloured sand under a clear blue sky.
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Andrew Huang: Atoms For Peace – Before Your Very Eyes (still)

A 3D render of a surreal landscape where brown skyscrapers emerge from rolling, sandy hills. The ground is marked by flowing, multi-coloured topographic lines, with a curved road winding through the scene toward distant blue mountains.
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Andrew Huang: Atoms For Peace – Before Your Very Eyes (still)

A 3D render of a giant, stone-textured head partially submerged in a landscape of undulating orange and yellow stripes. Two brown, blocky buildings stand beside the head against a backdrop of blue mountains and a clear sky.
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Andrew Huang: Atoms For Peace – Before Your Very Eyes (still)

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Alex is co-founder of It’s Nice That. Once one of the main contributors to the site, he stepped back from writing as the business expanded. He currently works across It’s Nice That, Creative Lives in Progress and If You Could Jobs.

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