"Concrete Surfing" is a one-of-a-kind piece featuring two skaters from Inglewood, capturing the essence of Californian life amidst a concrete jungle. This unique digital piece explores the intriguing dichotomy between the raw urban environment and the free-spirited Californian lifestyle, all intricately examined through the lens of a filmmaker and the integration of AI technology.
The complexities of life often find their expression in my projects, where dichotomies become powerful artistic tools. Slow motion, for me, serves as the bridge that connects these disparate elements, allowing me to establish a profound link with the viewer. It's a technique that often emerges subconsciously, as if life's dualities naturally find their way into my creative process.
Upon reflection, I've noticed a recurring theme woven through my work—an underlying narrative that unites my projects. With the ongoing exploration of 'Cinematic Cities,' I am driven to expand this collection further. Within this endeavor, specific projects stand out, serving as my canvas to delve into the relentless questioning and understanding of time and space in our lives. Each frame becomes an inquiry, a visual exploration, as I strive to capture the essence of these abstract concepts and translate them into tangible, cinematic experiences.
