https://vimeo.com/225954857

https://soundcloud.com/user-299036419/davie-by-dan-freeman

Dan Freeman is an Tasmanian singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and artist. Besides his own indie pop sound, his musical library includes collaborations in avant-garde jazz, Afro-Cuban jazz, indie rock, post new wave, electronic, new psychedelic and punk pop music. Outside of his passion for making music, you can find Dan roasting coffee, hanging with his daughter Karla and collaborating on many art ventures with his Label Universe of Play in his adopted home of Berlin. The Serious are his loyal musical companions, always encouraging and continually reminding Dan to keep his feet on the ground.

In 2016 Dan’s music video for his single DAGNER was a voted VIMEO Staff Pick & Best of the Month.

This 45 sec video extract was produced using a aerial scene video processed with vorotrans (voronoi transparent) software library developed by Stephane Poirier.

Stephane Poirier is a software developer and Voronoi diagrams based visual content producer. He lives in Montreal, Canada.

More of his artwork can be downloaded from http://www.humanaware.org

“Ain’t Over” is an experimental music video of consciousness through indigo hues; a young woman discovers strength in an internal world while daydreaming on a train. Animated dreamscapes overlaid on dyed canvas merge geometric and organic forms. Combined with layered analog synths, bass, and ethereal vocals, “Ain’t Over” evokes themes of persistence, yearning, and memory.

CREDITS:
Direction/Animation: Kelsey Boncato
CoDirection: Daniel Oldham
Music and Lyrics: Sophie Dimitroff and Daniel Oldham
Camera: Lena Dimitroff and Phyllis Dimitroff

Concept & directed by Carolin Koss

EMERALD GREEN is a 3-channel video installation about a dystopian world, where nature has been rendered extinct, breathable air has gotten scarce and the sun has vanished due to exploitation of natural resources and human error. The focus is on 3 people who try to survive and escape into their sub-consciousness in order to re-imagine and re-build the contaminated world they live in.

The video installation is an imaginary reaction to real issues such as air becoming more and more polluted, water resources running dry, oceans accumulating tons of plastic waste, the human body degrading through processed food and an obscured force steering the fate of the world.

The three videos were realised over a period of 4 years in devoted collaboration with film students from Taik, filmmakers, artists and the support of AVEK, Suomen Kulttuurirahasto, Arts Promotion Center, Nygréns Stiftelse, Anita Snellman Foundation, Taik and Kuvataideakatemia.

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