#anna taberko

 The patterns appear only to disappear again, living in the world of continuous loop, yet never failing to mesmerize the audience with its non-stop motion.  

Taberko uses vibrant background colors for her pieces and illustrates elements of nature such as flowers, leaves, seeds, fruits and even butterflies, elements that are morphing from one form to another, moving in circles. The elements in the GIFs themselves have contrasting colours, making the eyes linger longer. For instance, the artist’s dark green leaves spread out to form yellow dandelions, the dandelions then disperse seeds, to highlight Mother Nature’s cycle. Her works, in a way, pay a homage to how the end of one process in nature marks the beginning of another; trees shed leaves only to make space for new ones or how caterpillars change who they are, who they have been, to transform into beautiful butterflies.

Taberko is a Minnesota-based  animator who is fascinated by all things dainty and beautiful. She mainly relies on Photoshop for animation and all her works are done digitally. She has recently graduated from MCAD. Taberko’s animation experiments are available on her Instagram and Tumblr accounts.