Videos
Inspiration
Some art historians have suggested that the history of painting finds its fulfillment in film, video, and the moving image. I am not sure I would go that far, but there is no question that moving pictures possess an extraordinary power.
Film, commercials, political advertising, documentaries, even something as personal as a wedding video, demonstrate how effectively moving images can shape emotion, preserve moments, and communicate ideas.
Movement, sound, time, gesture, and sequence allow film and video to create experiences that a static two-dimensional image cannot reproduce in quite the same way. That difference is what continues to interest me about the medium.
Selected Works
Relume
Relume follows a man struggling with spiritual disquiet and emotional barrenness as he sets out alone on an uncertain journey.
Along the way, he is confronted by memories, images, and physical obstacles that seem to mirror his inner condition. The landscape becomes both inviting and threatening, meditative and unsettling—less a backdrop than a reflection of his spiritual and emotional unrest.
As the journey progresses, the distinction between the physical and the interior begins to dissolve. Each step forward becomes part of a deeper movement inward.
Ultimately, Relume is a meditation on solitude, memory, struggle, and the possibility that moving further into the unknown may also bring us closer to God—and to ourselves.
Robert
Robert tells the story of a devastating four-wheeler accident that nearly took his life.
Together, Robert and his mother, Trish, recount the trauma of the accident and the difficult journey that followed. Their story moves through fear, loss, recovery, and uncertainty, but ultimately becomes one of resilience, love, and hope.
Andre
Andre talks about the impact technology has made in his life.
Ronnie
Ronnie using an eye tracker and his relationship with Be Extraordinary..