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Award winning animation by Alessandro Bavari cracks open the cosmis egg to unleash chaos's mechanical warlords

Metachaos is a powerful animation  directed by Alessandro Bavari, who deviced a method he coined "camera tremula", that describes the shaky anima POV that moves relentlessly with high meaning to evoke a feeling of chaos at the heart of the world. Bavari sort of dives into the crack of the cosmic egg,  to the amoeba stage of this world design, where roam free the energy of chaos, endless and secret ruler. A superb aesthetical  landscape that draws from old films as Metropolis to combine look and feel with videogame's hyperreal ambience and japanese animation's dystopian renders. Bavari introduces his multi-laureate  piece:

 Metachaos, from Greek Meta (beyond) and Chaos (the abyss where the eternally-formless state of the universe hides), indicates a primordial shape of ameba, which lacks in precise morphology, and it is characterized by mutation and mitosis.

In fact the bodies represented in METACHAOS, even though they are characterized by an apparently anthropomorphous appearance, in reality they are without identity and conscience. They exist confined in a spaceless and timeless state, an hostile and decadent hyperuranium where a fortress, in perpetual movement, dominates the landscape in defense of a supercelestial, harmonic but fragile parallel dimension. In its destructive instinct of violating the dimensional limbo, the mutant horde penetrates the intimacy of the fortress, laying siege like a virus. Similar to the balance of a philological continuum in human species, bringing the status of things back to the primordial broth.