UNREASONABLE – Aloha Nalu
BOARDS & BIKES, MUSIC & FILM — 28/06/2015 — by Christian H.
In his previous works Steven Briand has demonstrated a strong interest in exploring the visual impact of humans moving inbetween geometric, graphic shapes featured in close-ups and total perspectives.
In this film, Steven Briand worked with Team O’Neill surfer and professional athlete Malia Manuel to capture a unique perspective on a single day’s surf session in Western Australia. Utilising drones for the majority of the videography, Steven plays with perspective, taking the viewer into, above, and beyond the waves. This reproduces the effects previously exclusive to Steven’s studio works in a natuic enviroment. Malia shreds along graphic lines dividing steeps from flat and blue from green – Nice!
Supported by O’Neill. Read more about the Unreasonable project here.
A Million Waves
19/10/2017 — by Jakob Oster
As Sierra Leone recovers from the the Ebola crisis KK, the country’s only female surfer, escapes her hardships on the waves.
“Alejandro”– Chronicles: The Making of Proximity Episode 2
01/08/2016 — by Christian H.
Nice behind-the scenes glimpse of Proximity’s personalities Craig Anderson and Rob Machado.
Inside California’s Guerrilla Pool Skate Scene
26/02/2017 — by Mixen
Meet Josh ‘Peacock’ Henderson. He has dedicated his life to pool skating in Fresno, aka, the ‘armpit’ of California. This run-down city in the Central Valley has been gutted by the bursting of America’s housing bubble and is full of foreclosed houses with disused pools in the backyards. Peacock and his crew, which features gnarly […]