fernando livschitz edits his own perception into dream-like scenes

‘one day I woke up and I saw everything in perspective…’ is the opening line of argentinian film director fernando livschitz’s latest short film. called ‘perspective’, the 2-minute long movie alters everyday scenes into surreal moments where airplanes have been shortened, bicycles have been erased and trains have a hand-drawn feeling. the creative’s passion for post-production has led him to achieve these sequences that sometimes make the viewer doubt between what’s real and what’s not.

funny shortened airplanes open the short film

in ‘perception’ by fernando livschitz there is a surreal air that also plays around with humorous details. for example, the shape the planes have is graceful, colorful and amusing. same happens with the trains that have been transformed into private carriages. as for the people who have been removed from their moving vehicle—may it be a bicycle or a horse—the idea of them floating seamlessly around the world is also witty and entertaining. with his shorts films, livschitz shows us his own whimsical world.

buses have also been reduced to more than half of their length

architecture is intervened with hand-drawn sketches that replace the façade

between reality, cartoon and dream

a girl riding a bicycle, or maybe just floating around the city

fernando livschitz is so good at post-production that his images result 100% believable

horse race without horses

horse riders suspended on air

even the shadows look realistic

the metro has gotten a new look

personal trains?