Even Our Oddkin | Fulldome Art Films
November 13
Planetarium Screening
Towson University, Science Complex, Room 2206
Three fulldome art films at every screening. Screenings at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Dancing with Dead Animals - Maarten Isaak de Heer
Dead animals were 3D-scanned and re-animated in a paradisiacal celebration of life that walks the line between tableaux vivant and danse macabre.
Mountain Nocturne - Lynn Tomlinson
Animation created with modeling clay, delicately manipulated frame by frame like a living oil painting. Set in the Colorado mountains at night, the film unfolds as a looping meditation on natural cycles—snow glimmers under moonlight, animals snooze in their dens, flames flicker and reflect, and the landscape breathes between winter and spring.
Protist Rhapsody - Uncharted Limbo Collective
Set inside a virtual petri dish shaped by unseen nutrient currents, an emergent organism inspired by the slime mold Physarum polycephalum spreads until it fills its world, then tears itself apart. From what remains, many are born, and they connect: Birth, Destruction, Resurrection. Created with Uncharted Limbo's bespoke generative system.
Free but reservation required.
Planetarium Screening
Towson University, Science Complex, Room 2206
Three fulldome art films at every screening. Screenings at 5 p.m., 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Dancing with Dead Animals - Maarten Isaak de Heer
Dead animals were 3D-scanned and re-animated in a paradisiacal celebration of life that walks the line between tableaux vivant and danse macabre.
Mountain Nocturne - Lynn Tomlinson
Animation created with modeling clay, delicately manipulated frame by frame like a living oil painting. Set in the Colorado mountains at night, the film unfolds as a looping meditation on natural cycles—snow glimmers under moonlight, animals snooze in their dens, flames flicker and reflect, and the landscape breathes between winter and spring.
Protist Rhapsody - Uncharted Limbo Collective
Set inside a virtual petri dish shaped by unseen nutrient currents, an emergent organism inspired by the slime mold Physarum polycephalum spreads until it fills its world, then tears itself apart. From what remains, many are born, and they connect: Birth, Destruction, Resurrection. Created with Uncharted Limbo's bespoke generative system.
Free but reservation required.
Nearest parking is in the Glen Garage and is free starting at 5 p.m.
For parking information visit towson.edu/parking/visitors
For parking information visit towson.edu/parking/visitors