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The video loop Portrait of a Mute Man follows the incessant flight of a fly inside a classroom whose direction is impossible to determine as it is constantly changing. This movement, accompanied by a background waltz tha
Locked in his painful loneliness, Mateo, a young painter, seeks an escape on an online dating site. By mistake he meets Lily, a sweet young woman from China with whom he lives a tender friendship, without knowing that sh
A pair of eyes watch eight figures, and incidentally, create eight portraits.
A portrait of a dear friend named Torrance Hall.
An ironic look at Winnipeg’s Portage Place shopping mall, from its opening day (September 17, 1987), to what may be its final days (Fall of 2019). Created for the 2019 WNDX One Take Super 8 Challenge.
"In the 1990 text on his film Autoportrait au dispositif (1981), Lebrat wrote that all his films are in fact self-portraits, including those that are abstract colour films, and the Rothko's painting are the most beautifu
A series of psychic readings of spaces, commissioned by the artist in an attempt at connecting with the past of domestic or exhibition spaces, despite the limitations of rational discourse. The video is not edited, respe
An ode to projection in cinema, from the work of the projectionist to the machines that light up the theaters.
Group Portrait with Explosives connects the former country of Czechoslovakia with South Armagh in Northern Ireland. Though not areas that one would normally associate with one another, through the vagaries of industrial
A history of the WHL's Portland Buckaroos hockey team.
Portrait - contracting is a documentation of the national crisis of contracted teachers protests in Morocco, and the violent reaction that they face from public and police forces, presented from the point of view of a te
A portrait of a dear friend named Max Rooney.
The cruelty of the world is driving us further and further away from ourselves, sacrificing our very reason for being in pursuit of a nonexistent profit that we will never see with our own eyes. Only those who can afford
A look at Portland’s World Naked Bike Ride