From sometime Michel Gondry-collaborator Lauri Faggioni comes this distinctly crafty reinterpretation of Ray and Charles Eames' legendary film Powers of Ten for MoF's soulful Dear God.

From sometime Michel Gondry-collaborator Lauri Faggioni comes this distinctly crafty reinterpretation of Ray and Charles Eames' legendary film <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1Z53wTtGGA0" target="_blank">Powers of Ten</a> for MoF's soulful Dear God. It goes from macro to micro, through layers created in-camera on a 4ft square set in New York, heading towards a guy lying in Panavision's parking lot in LA. And Lauri used real coral, and crocheted all those cells herself.

It goes from macro to micro, through layers created in-camera on a 4ft square set in New York, heading towards a guy lying in Panavision's parking lot in LA. And Lauri used real coral, and crocheted all those cells herself.

From sometime Michel Gondry-collaborator Lauri Faggioni comes this distinctly crafty reinterpretation of Ray and Charles Eames' legendary film <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watchv=1Z53wTtGGA0" target="_blank">Powers of Ten</a> for MoF's soulful Dear God. It goes from macro to micro, through layers created in-camera on a 4ft square set in New York, heading towards a guy lying in Panavision's parking lot in LA. And Lauri used real coral, and crocheted all those cells herself.