Skynet

3d 12/2012
Skynet is a non linear animation about a global networked consciousness. It plays with the idea how a single entity could the perceive the world - from a satellite to a microscopic view. Full sensory awareness encompassing the entire world is rolled into one artificial organism communicating with itself in realtime. The Energy Flow project was curated by FIELD [field.io/project/energy-flow] Sound and music by David Kamp A satellite view of a landscape, possibly an island, with various shades of brown indicating terrain, green for vegetation, A satellite view of a river flowing through a landscape, with shades of blue and green indicating water and vegetation. The A close-up view of a greenish-blue coral reef with various textures and patterns that resemble natural formations. The A satellite view of an icy landscape, possibly an Antarctic ice shelf, with crevasses and varying shades of blue and white A close-up view of a vibrant red coral polyp against a contrasting background that appears to be a darker, possibly A close-up view of a substance that resembles melted plastic or wax, with a glossy texture and a blueish hue. The substance This image features a close-up view of an intricate, organic structure that resembles a cross-section of a plant cell or a A close-up view of a network of dark blue tendrils that resemble organic matter or roots, set against a lighter background. Close-up image of a rock surface with vivid colors and textures, resembling an abstract underwater scene A satellite view of Earth with swirling patterns that resemble a human face, set against the backdrop of clouds and land Early software sketches The image appears to be a satellite view of Earth, showcasing a desert landscape with varying shades of brown and green, Early software sketches A satellite view of a desert landscape, featuring sand dunes with varying shades of brown and beige, and a few linear Early software sketches

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