This week we had a great example of what can be achieved to do with animated GIFs with infinite loop from visual artist Haha PouPou and that Star Wars Sonata. An artistic expression that has more and more space due to the sensations it offers in that infinite loop that takes us to other places.
George Redhawk is the artist in charge of the animated GIFs that you can find shared here and that he does even when he is legally blind. Those people who have a vision less than 20/200, which implies that this art on viewing by Redhawk takes greater strength and greater surprise.
Animated GIFs with an infinite loop that reveals this format to us as a great way to express other ideas and other concepts. In seconds it is capable of leaving us speechless looking at the screen without actually thinking about anything other than that movement that occurs infinitely before us. As if it captured us without us knowing how much time passes.
Redhawk does a great job on those animated GIFs that allow us to fascinate for each of them. As they have a great weight to load this page you can find a few more from this direct link to Imgur.
Different artistic expressions for different looks that focus on perpetual motion one of those animated GIFs that, apart from serving to show us the funniest scenes of cats, dogs or animals, are also finding their focus from some artists looking for other ways to show their way of seeing the world.
Redhawk comments in his own biography that thanks to photo manipulation he began to explore a way of showing the world just as he sees it from his damaged sight. An interesting perspective from this artist that you can approach from on Google+.