John Butler
Revolutionary technology accelerates the way things are. A disruptive element is bringing dead machines back to life, healing the sick and giving new hope to the obsolete. He talks of a new age of freedom. Open standards, free hardware, unlimited access, and an end to proprietary code. As the machines attempt to enact his ideals, their argument withers under the Gorgon’s stare. Progress of a kind, however, is finally achieved.
United Kingdom
John Butler
Refusnik is an adaptive odyssey that evaluates human utility in the age of artificial indifference. Through a series of mutations, the human candidate is gradually purged of all non-essential attributes in an attempt to meet the imperatives of growth. This process of adaptive degra...
Victor Morales
A car cruises through a trashed and distorted city, the passengers as manifestations of the pigs we have become.
Victor Morales
Improvised animation Jam, weaving the viewer through a surreal, pulsating, semi-futuristic landscape, with strange creatures lurking in hidden corners.
United States
