Bhubble
A Surreal Encounter Between Nature and the Unknown
Bhubble is my first short film, created during my MA in Animation at the Royal College of Art in London. This experimental piece blends flat-colour, modernist character design with animated 19th-century biological illustrations sourced from public archives — a poetic collision of past and future.
Using Spine, I brought these vintage scientific drawings back to life, weaving them into a surreal, mixed media animation that explores the fragile boundary between humanity and nature.
“A WOMAN'S FIRST CONTACT WITH OUTER SPACE TRIGGERS A CONTEMPLATIVE REFLECTION ABOUT THE FRAGILITY OF NATURE AND WHERE WE COME FROM.”
the film unfolds without a traditional narrative, inviting viewers to drift through a dreamlike meditation on life, evolution, and cosmic mystery.
