Feng Huang (1988)
Feng Huang is the second part of Robert Darroll's Korean Trilogy. Created on 16mm film using hand-drawn cel animation, it took more than two years to complete. In the film, geometric shapes fill the screen, collapse, and re-form in repeating cycles that transition to new scenes with glorious mutations. The shapes have a feeling of referential significance but remain just outside familiarity, which keeps the images on the edge of visual recognition.
Director: Robert Darroll
| Directing | Robert Darroll | Director |
| Crew | Robert Darroll | Cinematography |
| Crew | Katrin Magnitz | Cinematography |
| Sound | Sukhi Kang | Music |
