by Leila Kaas

Filmmaker Daniel Tonitto is quite familiar with bridging divides. This graduate in film from the Rochester Institute of Technology in New York recently shot a film called JOY SQUARE, where he traveled to 24 countries in Europe with his 16 mm camera surprising strangers on the streets with only one question: “Could you [...]

By Leila Kaas

With the change from Winter to Spring in the Nordic region, I’m looking at what I gleaned during the cold season. As a scavenger, I collected pictures of unseen details and lost objects on the streets.

Finding meaning in the details…

Walking on [...]

A card at the end of Michael Burton’s first “paintimation,” Frequency reads, “This animation was created entirely on one canvas using latex paint, a digital camera and a home computer.”  Although his subsequent work uses multiple canvases, it still explores the evolving process of painting by recording changing layers of image [...]