Works on FILM
A surreal film about a man stranded in a corner of an industrial wasteland who envisions his surroundings as an island in the ocean. It is a narrative and a world constructed through a plethora of inspirational sources; Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, David Lynch's Erasurehead, Warner Brother's Cartoons, Punk and specifically music by The Police, Francis Ford Coppola's film Rumblefish, Charlie Chaplin films, German Expressionism, Avant Garde photography, Hieronymus Bosch, Eadweard Muybridge and the history of early cinema. Soon after the making of this film the trains, which ran up and down from San Francisco to San Jose in California changed from the old black trains to new silver trains.
Screened: Chicago International Film Festival, 3rd Coast Film Competition - Austin, TX, Film As Art Awards - Museum of Modern Art SF CA, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Palo Alto Film Festival, northern states regional win for experimental category - Student Film Awards: Academy of Motion Picture Arts, That’s Animation! Show - New York Museum of Modern Art, Art in Prisons program – San Quentin Prison.