An Optical Poem

This visually arresting short film explores the interplay between music and visual art through a series of rhythmically synchronized geometric shapes. As Franz Liszt's "Second Hungarian Rhapsody" plays, viewers are treated to an abstract dance performed by circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles against various backgrounds - red circles on blue, light blue squares, white rectangles. The use of color and movement creates a captivating visual symphony where shapes appear and disappear in harmony with the music's shifting themes. With its minimalistic approach, this film serves as both an experiment in visualizing musical emotion and an exercise in appreciating the simplicity of geometric forms when combined with powerful melodies. As the piece reaches its intense staccato finale, so too does the dynamic dance of shapes, leaving the audience with a memorable, sensory experience that transcends traditional storytelling methods.