Unfolding in real time, this new generative cinema work by Anamorph transforms the surreal universe of David Lynch’s "Mulholland Drive" into an endless, living experience. Drawing on the film’s ethereal atmosphere and shifting identities, the piece continually reconfigures fragments of image, sound, and music into a hypnotic stream of evolving forms. Rather than a retelling, it is a perpetual cinematic hallucination, a dream taking shape as it disappears.

Anamorph is the visual art practice of digital artist Brendan Dawes (UK) and filmmaker Gary Hustwit (USA). Their work merges design, code, and cinema to create experiential video works that are never the same twice. Anamorph’s groundbreaking generative documentary feature “Eno" premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival to international acclaim, and their immersive video installation "Nothing Can Ever Be The Same" was featured at the Venice Biennale in 2023. Winners of the Columbia Digital Storytelling Lab’s Breakthrough Award, Dawes and Hustwit continue to expand the possibilities of moving image, reimagining how audiences experience narrative in the age of generative media.

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