Woah, that was intensely hypnotizing. I was blown away with awe at all of the different aspects of nature portrayed, like the multiplying bacteria-looking paperclips, and the snake-like ones under the leaf. The tiny portion where the paperclips overlap with the human head shadow works well to match the video to the description. The music works really well to set the mood, and I liked the sometimes choppiness of the stop motion because it worked with the slower music to make it seem more fast paced, possibly being why I found it so hypnotizing.

Anoher really interesting stopmotion project! Don't think I've seen anything made with wiring and paperclips earlier. Again I like the play with light, the moody music in the background, the symbolic gestures... though I can't say the analogy you drew was clear to me before I read the description, guess it's hard conveying something specific with such abstract motives. :) Stopmotion felt a hit unnecesarily jumpy on some scenes, but overall it was great! Nice artistry.

-cd-

Wow! 4.5 stars for emotion and execution.

I like the stop motion. While not perfectly fluid, it's not bad, and its choppiness actually adds to the feeling of mystery. The music is also a good fit. The only thing I would think of to perhaps change is the ending. I'm not totally sure what the purpose was, or the storyline behind this video, just based on the video. Your description sheds some light on this. What was our paper clip friend's objective?

Just some things to keep in mind. Keep up the great work!