TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 10月26日 04時32分

This is a “real-time zoetrope” made by artist Eric Dyer. The zoetrope was a 19th-century cylindrical device that placed similar pictures next to each other and spun to create the illusion of motion. It stood upright and was used to depict moving images before films existed. The term actually translates to ”wheel of life,” which inspired Eric to create the artistic rendering depicted here in honor of his family dog, Pixie. “Pixie reminds me that physical presence is important and that play is not a luxury, but a necessity,” he says. To learn more, watch his #TEDTalk at go.ted.com/zoetrope

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