The Eternal Day of Michel de Ghelderode, 1898-1962

The Quay Brothers are American animators and filmmakers known for elaborately constructed stop-motion and puppet animation that fuses Victorian aesthetics with dreamlike narratives. Working collaboratively since the 1970s, they create dense visual environments from found objects, miniature sets, and custom-built puppets that evoke a gothic sensibility grounded in mechanical invention and decay. Their films combine meticulous handcraft with oblique storytelling, drawing on literature, music, and architectural history to create work that operates between cinema, installation, and sculptural practice.