The animation doesn't move to tell a story, it moves because movement itself is the story. Stop-motion built from phenakistoscopes creates a hypnotic, almost ritualistic loop where you watch the same gesture repeat and shift, and each repetition reveals something new about what you're actually seeing. Five egg-birds exist in this artificial garden not as characters but as pure visual meditation, the kind of work that stays in your chest long after it ends because it rewired how you see motion on film.

Five creatures called Egg birds appear within an artificial garden in this psychological film. The animation is done in stop motion, relying on several phenakistoscopes made from polyhedra along with various other materials.