Confluence (2015)

• 74%
• 2015
• Drama
• Science Fiction
• Noah Shulman

There is always movement, even in stillness. Things around us are constantly changing in tiny ways that we don't notice, eventually building up to growth and death. In 'Confluence,' a new film by director Noah Shulman, viewers look beyond what the human eye is capable of seeing to experience those moment in between the transformations that we perceive. Created with specialty macro and microscopes and shot in 4K resolution, the film reveals hauntingly beautiful movement at the microscopic level and reminds viewers that everything around them is in flux, even when the suffrage is calm. The film is part of Mental Fabrications, an installation by architect Ion Popian that aims to map the mind's mental landscape through electroencephalogram (EEG) and 3D printing.