Clone GIFs by Erdal Inci

June 5, 2013

 

“Artist and photographer Erdal Inci has created a hypnotic series of GIFs that takes the concept of cloned motion to a truly eerie level. Often using images of himself in mundane situations, Inci transforms simple snapshots into entrancing video loops. Believe us, these clips will haunt your computer screen while you attempt to decipher the unique patterns.” – The Huffington Post

[Source: erdalinci.tumblr.com, facebook.com/penc.graffiti]

 

 

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