Hati.Hati.Mas is an artist who superimposes hyper-realistic animations onto subway station footage. The end result is mind-bending. When I first saw this video of a robot spewing eyeballs onto the subway station floor, I totally thought it was real. Both funny and unsettling, these animations are addicting to watch.
Artist superimposes hyper-realistic animations onto subway station footage
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