Memory has become an important catalyst in pushing animation to new and unchartered territories, often balancing on the edge between film and installation. Animators exploring the intricate relationship between past and present often need to reshape narrative and visual conventions in their effort to resonate with a wider audience, resulting in unconventional, yet deeply personal works of art.
As such, an exposium (as a fusion of an exhibition and symposium) is the most adequate form to scrutinise the intersection between animation and memory from an artistic research perspective.
