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“Bipolar” is released into the void.
You cannot catch hold of it, nor can you get rid of it. In not being able to get it you get it. When you speak its silent, when you are silent it speaks. - Zen poem
A video by aAron Munson
"Bipolar" by Loscil
Dyscorpia 2.1 2020
Check out “Further Back and Faster” as part of the Dyscorpia 2.1 Remote Exhibition that goes live today. The video is included in the Animated Digital section. Check out the entire exhibition here.
The 2019 Eldon & Anne Foote Edmonton Visual Arts Prize
Honoured to receive The 2019 Eldon + Anne Foote Edmonton Visual Arts Prize for the 2018 Isachsen exhibition. Many thanks to David Candler at DC3 Art Projects and the other artists Dara Humniski, David Hoffos and Gary James Joynes who were part of making this project a reality. I’m also grateful for the support of The Edmonton Arts Council and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts who funded the project. Additional thanks to CARFAC Alberta.
Being ...
“Being …” an exhibition of photography and video opens Thursday June 6th from 7 - 9 pm at The Front Gallery in Edmonton, Canada. The exhibition runs until June 30th.
Being conscious only of filtered forms in the noise, the observations captured through these photographs are a reminder of the noise that is all form.
In life, as in these images, perception changes through proximity to a situation, and normalized reality is challenged when confronted with an unfamiliar perspective. Are the emotional states we experience simply interactions within our brains making sense of a world that is complex beyond our ability to perceive it? To imagine a future that connects us to each other and to the universe, might we look beyond the familiar forms that we project onto each other that divide and isolate us?
This exhibition demonstrates how a shift in perspective can create a vantage point beyond the familiar. Created through the actions of carbon ink, the imagery is a reminder of the incredible nature of things that we are woven into and have evolved from.
UNDER THE SUN - Mark Pritchard and aAron Munson
Behind the Scenes of "Equus, The Story of the Horse"
Equus Premiere Screening
If you're in Edmonton on Sept 17th, please join us for the premiere screening of "Equus". The project took us around the globe, exploring the history of the horse and the impact that these creatures have had on our own history. I am proud to have been a cinematographer on the series, and look forward to sharing it with the world. Tickets are available HERE.
FAVA FEST 2018
Thanks to FAVA for the Outstanding Cinematography award for "Deceiver". And thanks to the FAVA staff and volunteers for all their work in putting on FAVA FEST 2018.
Isachsen Exhibition at dc3 art projects
Proud to announce that the Isachsen exhibition is opening on January 12th at dc3 Art Projects in Edmonton. Will be up until February 16th. Thanks to the Edmonton Arts Council and the Alberta Foundation for the Arts for supporting this project.
Deceiver - a short film
My latest project premiered today in Flood Magazine. Thanks to Loscil for the collaboration.
Transplant Documentaries - "Momento Mori" & "Vital Bonds"
Proud to have been one of the cinematographers on these powerful films. Congrats to everyone who was involved in the project, especially the families who let us into their lives at such a difficult time.
Momento Mori
https://www.nfb.ca/film/memento_mori/
Memento Mori is an evocative cinematic journey alongside the living and the dying, bringing to the screen a human drama never-before captured on film. With remarkable access to Canada’s busiest organ-transplant hospital, we witness one of the most profound experiences in any human life: the loss of a child, and the agonizing decision this tragedy demands. Created by two acclaimed Canadian documentarians, director Niobe Thompson and producer Rosvita Dransfeld, Memento Mori grips the viewer in a relentless, emotional embrace—propelling us from moments of unexpected joy to unbearable heartbreak—until the very final frame. An arresting tour de force of vérité filmmaking, immersing us completely in a world few of us understand but which we’ll all one day encounter.
Vital Bonds - The Nature of Things on CBC
Watch the episode here:
http://www.cbc.ca/natureofthings/episodes/vital-bonds
Take a fascinating journey inside the evolving science of transplants, where breakthrough discoveries are tackling the organ shortage and transforming the future of medicine.