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Flor Cosmica (1977) | Slate

Flor Cosmica

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Rated 9.0 on TMDB

Flor Cosmica

Pola Weiss' first videoart. It shows a series of images in shape of a flower with different colors with experimental techniques.

Released: 1977
Runtime: 15m
Genres: Animation

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Pola WeissDirector

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