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He is now introducing two animation works real interesting and real different among them: Lalala is the story about Danas and Pavarotti: they're trying to get on with each other but it's not possible. Good opera and bad digestion.
He has also featured in Animacam his video-art work Hypnosis: is part of a 4 pieces video projection, created for a live concert by Daniel Sinaisky. This is rather a Video Art, than a Music Clip, although uses animation techniques. It was screened on the back wall during the concert - all the music was created and played live by Daniel Sinaisky.
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