A research-creation video project of Slovenian poets in the French language
An initiative for the direct implementation of the Slovenian-French Action Plan for 2024–2027
This initiative brings together the Faculty of Design in Ljubljana and ECV École de Création Visuelle in Paris to create an animated short film based on the poem “8.” by Slovenian poet Meta Kušar.
The film blends special visual effects with real footage filmed in Paris, integrating kinetic typography and motion design to bring the poem into physical space. It serves as a direct implementation of the Slovenian-French Action Plan for 2024–2027.
Spanning two semesters (winter 2026/27 and summer 2027), the project is structured as a single, indivisible academic block combining technical acquisition in Paris with full production and finalization.
Meta Kušar — Original Slovenian with French translation
The poem explores how nature remains constant while the poet's mind wanders through time, memory, and loss — a perfect subject for visual translation.
Instead of simple subtitles, the project uses advanced digital motion graphics to merge text with reality.
Morphing objects into one another to visualize poetic transitions between memory, nature, and the body.
Animating words so they move and react like living elements within the frame.
Seamlessly blending digital text with live-action footage filmed in Paris.
Incorporating diverse French art pieces to bridge Slovenian poetry with French visual culture.
Visual artist and filmmaker based in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Faculty of Design, Ljubljana
BA in Visual Communication — 2nd Year (ongoing), EQF Level 6
ECV École de Création Visuelle, Paris
Exchange Program, Animation Cinema — Winter/Summer 2026–2027 (planned)
Visualizing the Verse (2025–2027)
Research-creation video project supported by the Faculty of Design and aligned with the Slovenian-French Action Plan 2024–2027. A 3–5 minute animated short film based on Meta Kušar's poem "8."
For inquiries regarding the project, institutional collaboration, or press:
lanaravbar@gmail.comFaculty of Design, Ljubljana