A skeleton that reminds us of a neon Indiana Jones collects artifacts as if he were collecting bonus items in a video game. It's pretty cool as a wordless short story, but the way this stop-motion sequence was made is the coolest part of it. It's a project from Darren Pearson, also known as Darius Twin. He took a long-exposure photo while waving a light through the air to draw the skeleton, all while hiding his own body from the camera. That's one frame. Then he did it 686 times to produce all eleven scenes of the animation!
You can see each scene separately (and buy them) in his NFT collection here. -via reddit
See some of Darius Twin's previous work.