Review 6. Muto

Muto
A wall painted animation
Created by. Blu

Muto was made using stop frame animation, and a lot of time and effort.
It was created on street walls in Buenos Aires.
The most vivid concept i thought, was the idea of life, death and rebirth.Throughout the entire clip we are shown this concept. In one part Muto stands there and its stomach opens up like a door, and another one of himself steps out, the new ones stomach opens and one steps out from him and so on.
Death and seperation are shown with Muto being broken up into lots of other things and later they join back together to form again.
the animation is designed to be able to interact with it's surrounding environment, by moving around real life objects and even onto the pavement.

There are many transitions between locations that I didn't spot the first couple of times I watched it.
Everytime i watch it i see something new that i hadnt spotted before, like the many transitions between locatioins.
The non diagetic sounds add to the emphasis of Muto's actions.