Erick Oh returns in Animacam with "Way Home"

Erick Oh, the famous Koren art and animation director, come back to Animacam with other creation: Way Home. This short film talks about a fly, a dung beetle, and a farmer.

Through a tragic episode that is also filled with humor and brightness, the idea was to give the viewers an opportunity to think about what they are chasing after and what is truly precious in life. When considering the theme of the film, some would perceive a fate that no one can alter, or a natural cycle of life. Others would simply experience the nothingness at life's end. Regardless of which notion would weigh heavier on their minds, it would all narrow down to a question about 'life' after all.

With a nice sense of humour, Erick Oh continues with his particular point of view, try to involve the viewers inside his world and to offer a space to conventional values.
EXIT FROM THE CONVENTIONAL THINGS!

Erick Oh: Korean Art born in the USA

Erick Oh is an award winning animation artist based in Los Angeles. He was born in San Francisco, USA in 1984, but grew up in Korea. His work includes not only animation but also

painting, illustration, photography and installation.

He received a BFA in fine art at Seoul National University, Korea in 2006.
He then spent the following year funded by a Seoul Animation Center grant in Seoul where he produced videos and animations.
He is currently enrolled in the MFA film program at UCLA, continuing his study in animation.

He is participating with us in Animacam, and it´s a pleasure for us broadcast two of their several animation productions:

' Welcome to Vokle ' is created as an official commercial for the new conceptual website (launch in summer 2009). By covering the whole history of communication and media, I showed how

humankind has been interacting with one another to reach the true answer of life which is illustrated as a red ball.

' Symphony ' is a short film that portrays a sentient creature trying to escape from a reality of being swept away and assimilated into the mainstream, regardless of its own will. The topic of this abstractedly crafted animation applies to anything that struggles to be free. It can be a phenomenon occurring deep within the mind, or an individual confronting the standardized

masses.