TED: The forgotten art of the zoetrope | eric Dyer

Eric Dyer, a professional animator, transitioned from digital to physical animation using zoetropes. He created 'Copenhagen Cycles' and explored immersive art forms like the zoetrope tunnel. Dyer's work reflects his personal journey with vision loss, leading to projects like 'Implant' and 'Mud Caves.' He emphasizes the importance of physical presence and play, culminating in the development of a real-time zoetrope.

What themes does the speaker explore in their piece called 'Implant'?

What personal reflections does the speaker share about family and life during their camping trip?

Explain the concept of the 'real-time zoetrope' developed by the speaker.