A portrait of four generations captured on a single roll of super 8mm film. Le Corps Humain was edited in-camera and hand-processed. The raw formal treatment parallels the naive universe of the newborn child taking consciousness of a physical world... view more

“Scheme is composed of photographs, text and drawings from my son’s creative play and school work. Many of the images are photographs he shot with a child’s Crayola 110 camera, which I feel capture some of the essence of movement... view more

Drawings and text bring to life a poem by Isa Milman. .....Someone named Vera is looking for Raoul Wallenberg; he was last seen in a Soviet prison, scratching into the stone wall. Isa was born in a DP camp in... view more

Witchcraft is an examination of the nostalgic, and darker implications of my family’s Super 8 “home movies”.... It is an extension of an earlier work, Down Payment on a Dead Horse, which is rooted in a quote from Ernest Hemingway... view more

Constructed of footage and sound found on You Tube, “Here We Are” explores online watchers and their subjects. Low-resolution personal documents and family photos create this abstracted and voyeuristic video.

Through the eyes of pure content in light and darkness, to objects strange and shifting, a cat's curiosity of all things moving.

A two-minute creative documentary made of two unaltered still photos: one taken by a cell phone, the other by a professional Hollywood paparazzo.

High school girls play tackle football without helmets or pads. This grudge match between members of the junior and senior classes at Nottingham High School in Syracuse, New York was recorded in 2002.

Time is measured in increments of what falls on the kitchen floor.

The whimsical story of a beautiful summer’s day in the life of one confused girl. Guided by a narration built from years of home video, Two Things wonders, waits, and hopes for an answer to just one question: “what’s in... view more

In this visually beautiful and daring work, Verburg sorts through 2 years of photographs to make sense of the relationships in his life. Sexual, romantic and familial ties blend together in this intimate reflection on the artist’s relationship with his... view more

In Islamic culture, Amanat means ‘trustworthy’ or ‘safekeeping’. When someone gives something to someone else for safekeeping and returns the item back, they show that they are amanat-dhar or trustworthy by returning the object undamaged. This short video is an interview... view more

Motel to Motel is an experimental travelogue back dropped against the slowly eroding nostalgic atmosphere of the roadside motel. The work blends experimental and documentary approaches with photographic and cinematic influences as it follows a couple through cool and playful... view more

An experimental film made from discarded film footage found in thrift shops and flea markets in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Music is “Eu un miroir, obscurement” by French duo Natural Snow Buildings.