Portrait
A vertical composition for the phone screen, with each image filling the tall frame.
Choose 9:16Your experience,
unfolding in three images.
I shape what you share into one cinematic three-image sequence carousel. Each image appears in turn, with three accompanying lines and transitions that connect the sequence.
One finished carousel. 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape.
Tell me your experience ↗See the sequence / Studio study
Skyscrapers reach high
Image 1 of 3 · 16:9 landscape
Three images, revealed in sequence. Swipe or use the arrows to move through them. This studio study previews the carousel; each commissioned sequence is composed for its chosen aspect ratio.
Where the work beginsMy experiences.
My experiences.
Yours, too.
Three Frames has two sources: experiences I have lived and experiences people entrust to me. Both become the same kind of work—a cinematic three-image sequence carousel.
A room before leaving it. An ordinary afternoon. A detail you remember more clearly than the rest.
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Begin with an experience
My own experiences shape the journal. For a commission, we begin with an experience you share: a place, a person or a moment that stayed with you.
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Find the three images
I find the details that carry the experience, then compose three monochrome images and three accompanying lines as one connected sequence.
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Shape the sequence
We refine the order, framing and transitions so each image changes how you read the next. You review the direction before the final carousel is completed.
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Receive one carousel
Your finished deliverable is one cinematic three-image sequence carousel, composed in your chosen aspect ratio: 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape.
The written proposal confirms price, timing, approval stages and revision scope before payment.
One carousel.
Portrait or landscape.
The deliverable stays the same: three images shown in sequence, one at a time. It is not a still-image triptych.
Each commission includes one aspect ratio. If you are unsure, we can choose it together before production.
Commission a carouselTell me
Tell me
the experience.
A few words are enough to begin. Share your own experience or one you have permission to share on someone else’s behalf.
An inquiry starts a conversation. It does not place an order or require payment.
You receive one finished cinematic three-image sequence carousel in 9:16 or 16:9. File specifications and delivery details are agreed in your written proposal.
Before you begin
What will I receive?
One cinematic three-image sequence carousel, composed in either 9:16 portrait or 16:9 landscape. The three images appear one after another, with three accompanying lines. File specifications and delivery details are agreed in the written proposal.
Is this a still-image triptych?
No. A triptych shows three images side by side. This is a carousel: each image appears in sequence, with transitions connecting the three frames.
Whose experiences are the work based on?
The work draws on Ily Kipperman’s own experiences and on experiences people share with him. For a commission, describe your own experience or one you have permission to share on someone else’s behalf.
Do I need photographs or a finished story?
No. A few words are enough to begin, and you can ask a question before sharing the experience. Reference photographs are optional. They may guide important details, but the finished work remains an artistic interpretation.
Do I have to choose 9:16 or 16:9 now?
No. We can choose the aspect ratio together before production. Each commission includes one carousel in one chosen aspect ratio.
How much does it cost, and how long does it take?
Your written proposal confirms the price, currency, delivery date, file specifications and revision scope before payment. An inquiry does not place an order. Inquiries are welcome worldwide.
Will my experience be private?
Personal commissions remain private unless publication is separately agreed. Inquiry material stays in the private commission tracker and is kept out of notification emails. Further sharing and processing arrangements are agreed before production.