Video — Atlas
A webcam cutout fanned into finned pink-and-blue ribbons: segmentation mattes the subject, and a ring of recent frames restacks as offset, depth-tinted echoes.
A figure filmed on a webcam becomes a stack of finned ribbons on a flat red ground: the newest silhouette stays warm and real up front while older copies fan out behind it, shifting through magenta into blue as they recede. Standing still lets the layers pile into smooth skin; moving fans them apart into rippling shelves.
MediaPipe segmentation mattes the subject out of the background every frame, and each cutout is pushed into a ring of recent frames. The stack is those frames redrawn back to front with a growing offset, slight rotation and scale per rank, each tinted along a three-stop colour ramp — the depth is an illusion made of time, the image a portrait of the subject's last second of movement.
