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Laura Zaylea’s work celebrates subjectivity, magic and queer identity within the light and texture of moving video pixels and film grain. Her short, Lydia Li is a "videosploitation and queer girl love story" that relates video genres and aesthetics to the perceived reality of its protagonist, a young, queer, Asian American woman. Camouflage Pink satires genre to the point of its reaffirmation in the campy tale of a high school dyke who secretly wants to go to the prom. Flower Fall is an experimental film that forgoes character completely and invites viewers into the direct experience of light, texture and vibration. Laura Zaylea graduated from Brown University in 2003 with her BA in Art-Semiotics and holds her MFA in Film from the San Francisco Art Institute. Hold The Sun, is the Zaylea's debut feature film.
Filmography
Hold the Sun, 2009
Box of Your Bones, 2008
Flower Fall, 2007
Lydia Li, 2006
Claudia & the Chicken, 2004
Camouflage Pink, 2002
AnuRa’s Wedding, 2001
J.U.C.A., 2001 |
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David Yun grew up the son of Chinese immigrants in Livonia, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit that holds the title as "The Whitest Large City in the United States." His work spans a variety of mediums including film/video, photography, social practice, and installation and has been shown around the world at venues such as the Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD), International Documentary Festival Amsterdam, European Media Arts Festival, International Asian American Film Festival (New York), Sydney Underground Film Festival, Seoul International Film Festival, and Documenta Madrid. His work was recently on view as part of the Present Tense Biennial, an international survey focusing on Chinese and Chinese American art. He is a recent recipient of an MFA degree from San Francisco Art Institute and holds a dual BA in English and Computer Science from Brown University. Hold the Sun is Yun's debut feature film.
www.davidmyun.com
Filmography
Hold the Sun, 2009
A Taste of Home, 2007
The Pain with Being Thirsty, 2007
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