Zelko Wiener
Imaginator
Computeranimation, 1986
The ”Imaginator” is an
”upright” picture animation with two branching
possibilities, each of which takes about three minutes. At
first one only sees a blank screen. Then from the bottom of the
screen come geometric shapes which slowly combine into one
image and then separate again into individual parts before they
disappear from the screen altogether. It was based on BTX
(Interactive). Among other things, it permitted the online
play-back of computer animations in an electronic network.
Imaginator, 06:20 min
