You may purchase a video tape containing archival copies of eight shortl animated 16mm films by R. R. Dvorak. These films range from one to seven minutes in length. The faces change, move, and rearrange in vigorous motion. This is a fun and entertaining film for adults and children. It is in the collection of films at the New York Museum of Modern Art, The Smithsonian, The Walker Art Center, the Brooklyn Museum, and the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Black shapes play with white shapes in tune with an electronic music sound track.
The film was painted frame by frame on clear 16mm film. The images are symmetrical and fun, traveling back and forth and in and out creating illusions of perspective and depth. Using the tile grid you watch the images change from dots to lines, and from lines to black and white shapes. The film explores one, two, and three dimensions. A Scott Joplin rag soundtrack reinforces the humorous journey.