Adventure Artists short film, entered into the NZ 48 Hour Film Festival 2013. Horror was the Genre; character was Vic Meyer, an Insomniac, our required line was "did you hear that?" and the required prop was a 'card'.
Adventure Artists filmed Hypnagogia at the James Cabaret - the ARTIVIST operated premier concert & event venue in Wellington > www.jamescabaret.com
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Hysterical Literature: Session One: Stoya
Stoya visits the studio and reads from Necrophilia Variations by Supervert. Subtitles available (CC) in French and Brazilian Portuguese.
Stoya’s thoughts on the session.
Update: Supervert’s thoughts on the session.
Update: Hello Reddit and Gawker and Salon and Metafilter and Perez and Daily Dot and Richardson Magazine
See the the whole project here.
(Source: youtube.com)
please note - this is a playlist of several sessions... visit the youtube channel for more information
Professional photographer, director, writer.
New York. New Orleans.
I mix art and fashion with technology. I did that fashion story about African skinheads. I’m the guy behind those Hysterical Literature videos. I get zef with Die Antwoord. My Long Portraits inspired a Superbowl commercial. I got dirty during Hurricane Katrina. I think subculture is culture. I think deeply about how the present creates the future.
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My dad was a Canadian national running pot over the border from Mexico. My mom was a Cajun hippie runaway, go-go dancing on Bourbon Street. They met, married, and went on a lifelong road trip, conceiving me in the back of a VW van at a national park out west. I saw more by age ten than most people do their whole life, and this informs my work.
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