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anoptic’s inscrutable machines

anoptic creates geometric gifs that are beautiful but at the same time feel old fashioned, like something Tesla would have created if he had a computer in 1900.  While anoptic prefers to remain anonymous, he or she did make an interesting comment about animated gifs:  “The art of the gif is in the loop. The single idea repeated over and over - both unending and unchanging at the same time. A glimpse at processes normally invisible, like peering into the workings of the inscrutable machine. Done well, it’s mesmerizing.”  Exactly.

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