"A perfect balance between creepy and charming."

The Huffington Post

 

"Weirdly charming and unerringly unsettling."

The Quietus

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"Beautiful and sad."

L Magazine

 

 

"Luca Dipierro’s cut-out animation straddles a fine line between wide-eyed innocence and unsettling creepiness. Characters move with jerky beauty along discarded book cover backdrops, dancing and playing music when they’re not confronting strange beasts or exploring their more base emotions. A surreal darkness dwells just beneath Dipierro’s colorful whimsy, and his characters of felt, cloth, wood and paper suggest Picasso illustrating medieval storybooks." 

CityArts, Seattle

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"These animations are brilliant fevers. They seize and rivet. They uncannily ensplendor."
Leni Zumas, author of  The Listeners and Red Clocks