Studio Aiko Finds the Beauty in “Vintage Electronic Devices”

Co-founders Yair Alony and Meny Hilsenrad at Studio Aiko in Tel Aviv take time out from their diet of client-focused CG work to indulge their love for vintage tech design in this relaxed and lovingly-detailed short film.

Yair Alony and Meny Hilsenrad: “The goal of the project was to preserve the appearance of these vintage devices. The project provides a unique and innovative way of experiencing and appreciating the design and aesthetic of objects from the past.”
 

Making-of

 


 

Images

 
A vintage reel-to-reel tape recorder from Studio Aiko sits on a wooden table surrounded by stacks of books, vinyl records, and other vintage electronic devices, with headphones resting nearby in a cozy, sunlit room. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

An Atari joystick sits among scattered party streamers, a soda can, and various retro items, evoking nostalgia in a cluttered scene inspired by the short film Vintage Electronic Devices by Studio Aiko. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A vintage Polaroid camera from Studio Aiko sits on a table surrounded by colorful confetti, instant photos, and a newspaper, capturing the beauty in the details and evoking a festive, nostalgic vibe with classic vintage electronic devices. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Close-up of an old-fashioned radio tuner with a red indicator light, highlighting the beauty in the details of vintage electronic devices—frequency numbers and control knobs just below the display. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A vintage Apple Macintosh computer, part of Studio Aiko’s collection of vintage electronic devices, sits on a desk beside a glass cup of coffee. Water droplets cover the scene, and the screen shows an old graphical user interface. Frame from Stash Magazine article.
 

Credits

 
Production: Studio Aiko
Director: Yair Alony, Meny Hilsenrad