Solo Avital, USA

Alphonse MARCEL, France

Juliana kova, SPAIN

Youngmin Choi, Eunkyoung Choi, Hyungrae Cho- South Korea

Paola Rocchetti, USA

Nikolaos Stampoulopoulos - Greece

Roberto Puzzo, GERMANY

Bee Han, Yixuan Niu, Yiran Tian, Yue Zhang - CHINA

CELIA NIEN CHE SIE, SOUTH KOREA

El Comondear USA

Soslan Chekhoev, USA

Francesca Fini, ITALY

Alan Rosenfeld, CANADA

Deepak (Deekay) Vijay, INDIA

Hay un museo donde las horas pesan más que el mármol. Allí, el cansancio se exhibe como piezas de arte. Cada sala es una una vitrina donde el cuerpo y la mente se transforman bajo la presión de un mundo que no se detiene. Figuras de arcilla —agrietadas, detenidas, casi humanas— revelan la poesía triste del esfuerzo sin fin. En cada escena, el trabajo se convierte en monumento: un testimonio de la vida atrapada en su propia rutina. “El Museo del Cansancio” es una obra creada con inteligencia artificial bajo la dirección de Jhonattan Sarmiento, que combina stop motion, textura y sonido para explorar la fragilidad de lo humano en un tiempos de máquinas y repeticiones. El audiovisual presenta tres momentos distribuidos en tres salas: Levedad, El Ahora y El Futuro del Futuro. ⸻ 🕯️ Sala I — Levedad El agobio permanente de la absorción cotidiana. Una galería de gestos detenidos, de manos que no descansan. El día a día parecía liviano, pero su peso se adhiere a los huesos. El aire vibra con el eco invisible del cansancio acumulado. ⸻ 🪞 Sala II — El Ahora El presente se desfigura bajo la luz constante. Las identidades se diluyen entre pantallas, horarios y repeticiones. El tiempo se estira como un hilo tenso que amenaza con romperse. Todo ocurre ahora, pero el ahora ya no pertenece a nadie. ⸻ ⚙️ Sala III — El Futuro del Futuro Cuando el cuerpo humano deja de reconocerse. Cuando la piel adopta la forma del metal, y los gestos se vuelven mecánicos. Esta sala es el eco final de un sistema que sigue girando incluso sin nosotros. Un futuro que no promete nada, salvo su propia continuidad. ⸻ 🧠 Herramientas utilizadas en el proceso • Gemini, Whisk y Flow → Creación de imágenes • ChatGPT → Guion y desarrollo conceptual • CapCut → Edición y montaje de sonido #cortometraje #ia #trabajo #críticasocial ⸻ Ficha técnica Título: Museo del Cansancio Duración: 7 minutos 30 segundos Año: 2025 País: Colombia Dirección y Producción: Jhonattan Sarmiento Tipo de obra: Cortometraje digital experimental Técnica: Producción audiovisual realizada con inteligencia artificial Sinopsis: En un territorio suspendido entre el polvo y la memoria, los objetos se convierten en testigos del agotamiento humano. Museo del Cansancio es una reflexión poética sobre la fatiga contemporánea y el desgaste invisible de los días. Herramientas utilizadas en el proceso: • Gemini, Whisk y Flow → Creación de imágenes • ChatGPT → Guion y desarrollo conceptual • CapCut → Edición y montaje de sonido ____ 🇬🇧 The Museum of fatigue There is a museum where hours weigh more than marble. Here, weariness is exhibited like a timeless masterpiece. Each hall is a showcase where body and mind transform under the pressure of a world that never stops. Clay figures —cracked, rigid, almost human— reveal the sad poetry of endless effort. Every frozen gesture becomes a monument to routine, a silent prayer of labor that both consumes and endures. “The Museum of Fatigue” is an AI-generated artwork directed by Jhonattan Sarmiento, combining stop motion, texture, and sound to explore human fragility in times of machines and repetition. The audiovisual piece unfolds in three moments, arranged in halls that invite contemplation of modern exhaustion. ⸻ 🕯️ Hall I — Levity The permanent burden of everyday absorption. A gallery of frozen gestures, of hands that never rest. The day seems light, yet its weight clings to the bones. The air hums with the invisible echo of accumulated fatigue. ⸻ 🪞 Hall II — The Now The present distorts under constant light. Identities dissolve among screens, schedules, and repetitions. Time stretches like a tense thread ready to snap. Everything happens now — yet the now belongs to no one. ⸻ ⚙️ Hall III — The Future of the Future When the human body no longer recognizes itself. When skin takes the shape of metal and gestures turn mechanical. This hall is the final echo of a system that keeps turning even without us: a future that promises nothing but its own continuation. ⸻ 🧠 Tools used in the process • Gemini, Whisk, and Flow → Image creation • ChatGPT → Script and conceptual development • CapCut → Editing and sound montage #shortfilm #ai #artificialintelligence #socialcriticism

A dystopian AI mockumentary portrays the present as both ruin and transition: the planet collapses, society fractures, and artificial intelligence outlines the end of the human, while a glimmer of hope still persists.

This is a behind-the-scenes teaser for a short film The Threshold. Spoiler: that’s exactly what it is. No real people were harmed (or hired) in the making of this teaser. Story in a nutshell: Two women meet again after 20 years of silence. One of them changed — completely. Now they’re trying to reconnect… with honesty, awkwardness, and a little bit of AI magic. Welcome to cinema in 2025! 🎬 Full film: http://bit.ly/41gKyVI 📺 Interview with Film Director: https://youtu.be/9LQgh9jPFEY 🌐 Official film site: http://a1gen01.studio/the-threshold/ 🌐 IMDb film site: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt38088649 📽️ Festival film page: https://filmfreeway.com/projects/3949822 📩 For collaboration inquiries: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacek-kadaj/ 💡 I experiment with film, AI, and new forms of storytelling — let’s create something together.

“ANCEL” tells the story of a young 14-year-old squire in the 14th century an ordinary child who dreams of escaping the harshness of his daily life. In a bustling medieval village, between modest chores, silent dreams, and the looming threat of war, the film explores the fragile boundary between innocence and the violence of the world. Entirely generated with AI, “ANCEL” unveils an intimate, raw, and poetic vision of the Middle Ages.

Three young Japanese musicians — creative and deeply committed to feminist ideals — have just been selected to take part in the prestigious Klong Records Contest, with the hope of becoming music stars. Fired up like never before, they pour all their energy into creating a masterpiece and sending it in. What follows is a meteoric rise you’ll want to witness. This Short Film has been created as a submission for the Kling AI Nextgen Creative Contest - Oct. 2025 This short film uses the latest AI technologies to craft a world that feels both real and dreamlike. The music — performed in English and Japanese — plays a central role, with the lyrics actively shaping the narrative. This is the first official release from Joshi Riot, one of the world’s first AI-powered girl bands. Joshi Riot Store and Offiial Website : www.joshiriot.com Ai Video creative studio : www.masayume-studio.com Tools used : LLM : Chat GPT Edit : Davinci Resolve for video & Photoshop for images Images Generation : Midjourney & Nano Banana Upscale : Leonardo Video Generator : Kling Lip sync : Veo 3 & Heygen Music : Suno Sound Effects : Eleven Labs #KlingAI #NextGenCreativeContest #AIShortFilm #AIArt #FeministPop #JpopAI #VirtualGirlBand #CreativeTechnology #AIMusic #JoshiRiot