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"Infinite Scroll" Animated Short Perfectly Imagines the Assembly Line Behind Our Social Media Feeds
British illustrator Peter Henderson nails it
By Rain Noe - Jan 31
This animated short, a Vimeo Staff Pick called "Infinite Scroll," perfectly illustrates the paradoxical uniformity behind people's "unique" posts on social media.
Though it seems like people have only recently awakened to the malaise that is social media, this video isn't new; British illustrator Peter Henderson produced this some two years ago. This reminds me of how Mike DiTullo, in our interview with him, mentioned that "artists and musicians are very sensitive to what's going on in the world" and are a good thing to expose yourself to.
Henderson's work is well worth a look, and you can see more of it here.
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Rain Noe
Rain Noe is a writer and industrial designer based in New York City.
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