Short film

Ariel Palanzone's "Short Film" is best understood as a sophisticated work of digital art, categorized under the "Art Direction" category, primarily showcasing his mastery of motion graphics and 3D art.

The film exhibits a surreal and often minimalist aesthetic, characterized by abstract forms, unusual juxtapositions, and a dreamlike quality, consistent with his other award-winning works, such as the "Surreal" and "Dreams" series. The thematic resonance leans toward universal human experiences such as the passage of time, loneliness, and human fragility, reflecting Palanzone's introspective and surrealist-inspired artistic approach.

Ultimately, the short film is a visual experience, where the art direction itself conveys moods and invites interpretation, rather than being a piece dependent on a defined narrative.