Proteus

Year: 2005

Runtime: 60 min

Language: English

Director: David Lebrun

HistoryAnimationDocumentary

This documentary explores the intersection of science and art through the mesmerizing underwater world. It combines the works of 19th-century masters with modern animation to reveal how visionaries in different fields pursued their creative processes. The film offers a visually striking look at diverse approaches to artistry and innovation.

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