Our faces display thousands of complex human emotions from blissful to rage. Interactive artist Mike Pelletier has explored the layers of human emotion through an incredibly freaky animation sequence. As insightful as Mike's animations are, they're also quite startling.
Using facial recognition software that monitors the relative state of people, he's able to digitally manipulate the eerie figures twisted grins and frowns humanity.
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