Motion is a monumental projection that explores cinema in the age of generative artificial intelligence, paying homage to Eadweard Muybridge, a pioneer in the study of movement. Through his photographic series decomposing the running of a horse, Muybridge laid the foundations for the language of cinema. Based on this movement — that of a series of still images creating the illusion of movement through retinal persistence — Motion revisits one of Muybridge's iconic works, adopting a different cinematic style for each image, reflecting the evolution of film genres from the first silent films to color and 3D productions.