Timeless Decay
A motion project that sarcastically exposes the hidden logic of planned obsolescence.
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ABOUT ME
ABOUT ME
ROLE
Motion Designer
Creative Director
SERVICES
2D Motion Design
About the project
Timeless Decay is a motion design project that critiques the widespread phenomenon of planned obsolescence in modern consumer culture.
Through ironic narration and visual storytelling, the piece reveals how everyday objects are intentionally designed to deteriorate and be replaced. By exaggerating this cycle of aging and disposal, the project encourages viewers to question the systems that normalize waste and constant consumption.
Refrence Board
Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!
This will hide itself!
Timeless Decay
OVERVIEW
A motion project that sarcastically exposes the hidden logic of planned obsolescence.
ROLE
Motion Designer
Creative Director
SERVICES
2D Motion Design
Moodboard
Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!
This will hide itself!
Timeless Decay
OVERVIEW
A motion project that sarcastically exposes the hidden logic of planned obsolescence.
ROLE
Motion Designer
Creative Director
SERVICES
2D Motion Design
Smooth Scroll
This will hide itself!
This will hide itself!
About the project
Timeless Decay is a motion design project that critiques the widespread phenomenon of planned obsolescence in modern consumer culture.
Through ironic narration and visual storytelling, the piece reveals how everyday objects are intentionally designed to deteriorate and be replaced. By exaggerating this cycle of aging and disposal, the project encourages viewers to question the systems that normalize waste and constant consumption.
Refrence Board
About the project
Timeless Decay is a motion design project that critiques the widespread phenomenon of planned obsolescence in modern consumer culture.
Through ironic narration and visual storytelling, the piece reveals how everyday objects are intentionally designed to deteriorate and be replaced. By exaggerating this cycle of aging and disposal, the project encourages viewers to question the systems that normalize waste and constant consumption.