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The Moonlight Surfer
The Moonlight Surfer is an animated video created to a musical composition written and performed for this work by Wilfred Kozub. Using one to four abstract forms as the basic graphic elements, they interact in a fluid sequence synchronized to the music. The video attempts to rise above its minimal graphic form and evoke the sensual feel of the music.
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The Moonlight Surfer is an animated video created to a musical composition written and performed for this work by Wilfred Kozub. Using one to four abstract forms as the basic graphic elements, they interact in a fluid sequence synchronized to the music. The video attempts to rise above its minimal graphic form and evoke the sensual feel of the music.
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