Performance artist a dandypunk reads from The Alchemy of Light, and becomes the center of a world of perpetual luminous mystery.
Performance artist a dandypunk reads from The Alchemy of Light, and becomes the center of a world of perpetual luminous mystery.
After surviving the crash of his space shuttle on an exoplanet, an astronaut is shocked into a vivid fantasy.
Grounded was inspired by Kevin Margo’s father, Paul Vincent Margo, who died of cancer. In light of this, all proceeds from the tip jar (Vimeo’s 15% service fee excluded) go to the American Cancer Society.
Logan, an antler bearing human figure, disjointedly skips through a chaotically random, neon world.
You may remember Jake Fried’s short Waiting Room (2012) which we posted in the Saturday Short section only a few months ago. When he released another, we couldn’t help but plug his work again. This features nearly the same materials (white-out and ink), style, and length. Still, each short is so dense with different imagery that it doesn’t feel repetitive, and you’ll find yourself unable to watch any particular one just once.
Eager to satisfy his need for consumption, a supermarket shopper goes on a shopping spree. The way in which he decides to use his groceries, though, is taboo.