Alejandro Cartagena of Fellowship interviews Nikita Diakur regarding his journey into dynamic animation, which is rooted in a technical background in fine arts, graphic design, and animation. Diakur describes the transition from animation that is predictive and solitary to interactive animation, where the computer acts as a collaborative partner, offering unexpected outcomes that inspire the creative process. His works challenge conventional perspectives and engage the audience in new ways by making them aware of the unseen dimensions of film and animation, thereby enhancing the interactive and emotional connection between the audience and the digital characters.