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  • Linea ver

    Spring sculpts their fierce emergence. Aspen, cedar, red oak, lichen (and others) phytograms on super-8mm tri-x film. Language: plants

  • Woven in Time

    Woven in Time features the wearable art creations of renowned Canadian fabric artist Evelyn Roth animated by her ‘moving sculpture company’ of dancers in collaboration with filmmaker Tony Westman. Evelyn won an ‘Etrog’ in the Best Art Direction category at the 1977 Canadian Film Awards for this timeless artistic classic. The allegorical visual narrative presents transformations of creatures that emerge from the sea, moving onto a vast desert landscape, then into a cocoon state only to be re-born into a lush landscape of color and eventual freedom.

  • Pocket Call

    Isolated in an old house, a man sees his daily life merge with that of a female presence that gradually invades his space. Trapped within his own home, he must confront this strangely familiar ghost.

  • Paris Model

    Paris Model uses a combination of 16mm found footage and experimental film manipulation techniques to create a macabre and haunting image, asking the audience to contemplate mortality and the temporality of the flesh. The ghostly figure of the model fades in and out of recognition, skin bubbling and dissipating, adding a disturbing yet exciting element to the striptease being performed for the viewer. In addition, the film also seeks to distort and disrupt the viewer’s gaze of feminine bodies and asks the viewer to consider the way in which they view and support sexual autonomy.

  • I kept following until I realized what was true

    A film about walking, moving, traveling, and migrating; about camerawork choreography and continuity editing; about sound-image play; about making a statement. It also serves as my farewell to the city of Richmond, Virginia, USA, where I lived for three years until the summer of 2024.

  • GALATEA

    When Galatea, an incredibly beautiful statue comes to life, her creator Pygmalion falls head over heels. Through their bond, the artist not only discovers true love but also that change and grief are just as much a part of life.

  • tierra

    tierra is a sand animation exploring cyclical mark making and patterns reflected in landscapes, the human body and their interconnectedness. Weaving abstraction, repetition and hand-made processes both in sound and in visuals to blur the lines between the body and its natural surroundings.

  • Switch Over

    A winter in motion. After Monday comes Friday. Switch over. People move around, but I stay still. Switch over. A distant smile. After Wednesday comes Sunday. Switch over. Everything is close by. Why don’t you look up? Switch off.

  • La Moisson

    Un film corporel et cauchemardesque avec violence excessive. Nightmarish corporeal body horror film with excessive violence.

  • Instant Karma

    Thermal imaging animation and Tibetan singing bowls create circles of enlightenment as a sensory meditation experience. The fusion of animated thermal visuals and sonic meditation bells aim for mind-body integration, where the viewer experiences a transformative state. The animation utilizes pulsating thermal heat maps of bowls with varying temperatures of water, shifting colours to visualize the physical sound waves of bells. These circles represent the mandala as a sensory experience toward a central point of enlightenment.