lyminalkin
Lyminalkin, the stop-motion animation practice of Lydia and David Wynn, was born in the mountains of southern Appalachia.
Rooted in animism, land art, slow media, and folk traditions, Lyminalkin is created frame-by-frame with handcrafted puppets, found natural objects, and field recordings in wilderness settings, featuring stories of living wisdom, ecological awareness, and interconnection.
Process, place, and story weave together in a way that is slow, handmade, and alive.
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