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The Messengers of the Future appear in strange forms and see in many directions they command us to be not afraid!Signature VHS Videopainting by Sarah Zucker. Crafted in studio with 1991 Sony Video Painter and original animation with analog glitch processing on VHS. Digitally transferred in 1080p in Analog Native 4:3 aspect ratio.Open Edition.
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