Further
Video, 2025
About the artwork
"Further" is a standalone video piece by Panaviscope, part of his ongoing exploration of visual storytelling through AI-generated art. Departing from traditional narrative structures, the work invites the viewer into an abstract world in transformation, where beauty emerges from tension, and cycles of growth, collapse, and rebirth unfold through movement.
The textures are inspired by Panaviscope’s still image series "And So It Was", originally created for the Daily program, and are carried into motion with a painterly and dynamic sensibility. Technically, the piece reflects the artist’s continued interest in blending generative precision with expressive freedom.
The soundtrack combines vintage synths with urban textures, creating an immersive environment that mirrors the visual energy of the piece. "Further" offers a contemplative experience, open-ended, immersive, and deeply rooted in the emotional potential of form.
Music by Panaviscope
Audio explanation
Listen to Panaviscope discuss this work.
Panaviscope (a.k.a Alex Duloz) is a visual artist and multi-instrumentalist from Geneva, Switzerland, who composes, sings, and plays all the instruments you can hear on his tracks. Panaviscope is as much a visual project as it is a musical one, with a focus on evoking nostalgia for a fantasized era.
Alex studied arts in Los Angeles, where he trained in 3D, classical animation, and drawing. It was there that he learned coding, with a strong focus on generative code using JavaScript. His tracks have been played on national indie radios in France and Switzerland, among other countries.
Alex employs various cutting-edge techniques with the intention of creating timeless pieces, ranging from depth maps to granular synthesis.