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history as hypnosis Trailer

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history as hypnosis Trailer (2024)

09 November 2024

A speculative road film that unfolds through cultural memory of the US war in Vietnam, the work follows three women, recently reprogrammed by an artificial intelligence that has wiped all traces of their previous lives, as they journey through an uncanny desert landscape to a nearby metropolis.

Signal Trailer (2017)

13 November 2017

Collaboration with sound artist Hemant Sreekumar. The piece was recorded in a single take, using found footage, two live camera feeds, live analog video manipulation, and a synthesizer connected to a wobbulator.

Spectrum Trailer (2017)

13 November 2017

Short investigation of light and color, shot on Super 8mm.

White on White Trailer (2016)

01 January 2016

A woman’s face surfaces in and out of a white, contextless space. Repeating an action in which she turns and distorts her face before the camera, the piece centers on a spectral performance of identity within the material life of the film.

you can't plan a perfect day sometimes it just happens Trailer (2017)

13 November 2017

A collage of blown-out, re-appropriated footage of lens flare from contemporary American advertisements.

every dog has its day Trailer (2019)

01 March 2019

Cult-produced media and religious iconography crash in this heterogenous essay film.

The Boy Downstairs Trailer (2018)

16 February 2018

A young woman is forced to reflect on her first relationship when she inadvertently moves into her ex boyfriend's apartment building.

my favorite software is being here Trailer (2021)

23 October 2021

"Originally focused on exploring the non-content language-soup of social media (with help from programmer/researcher Achim Koh), this iteration of Andra8’s existence is more narrative, with an actual identity growing from influencer primordial data.

Dessert Disaster Trailer (2017)

13 November 2017

A found footage work which compares the parallel cinematic language of dessert commercials with that of ‘disaster porn’ found in the news and on the Internet.