Is stiúideo cruthaitheach ildisciplíneach é Dreamcatcher Studios ón India, a dhéanann speisialtóireacht i léirscáilíochta teilgean, i hinsint scéil thumtha agus i ndearadh taithí. Trí ghiúmar ailtireachta a chumasc le filíocht amhairc, cruthaíonn siad taithí sholais ar scála mór a bhfuil níos mó ná taispeántas i gceist leis chun naisc chruthaitheacha, mhothúchánacha agus chuimhneacha a chruthú idir ealaín, spás agus daoine.
Is iad príomhbhaill an tionscadail ná Aman Jajoria, Sonali Srivastava, Shalini Singh, Neha Solanki, Dinkar Rav agus Aman Kumar.
Léiriú ealaíonta ar Shaoirse trí Sholas is ea ‘Eclipsed to Eternal’, turas amhairc a athshainíonn saoirse ní mar imeacht aonuaire ach mar phróiseas domhain d’fhairsingiú, d’athrú agus d’aontacht chosmach.
Trí mheafar an tsolais, déanann an seó teilgean sainiúil suímh seo iniúchadh ar an gcaoi a ngluaiseann an spiorad daonna ón gciapadh i dtreo féin-réadaithe fairsing. Ní mar éifeacht amháin atá an solas sa saothar seo, is é an príomhcharachtar é, croíbhuille gach fráma.
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