Tree of Death | new soundtrack

Kirk Kiatfuengfoo is a classically trained thai composer who studied Music in New York.
He captured the essence of our film perfectly.

http://www.vimeo.com/1448452

tree of life and death -KK audio version http://www.vimeo.com/1448452 "updated audio track composed by Kirk Kiatfuengfoo. director christian hogue submitted to onedotzero 2008" Involves lostinspace.

film: tree of life and death

tree of life and death from lostinspace on Vimeo.

this film signifies the growth of humanity blighted by interludes of militarism signified by irising snow flakes of death composed of stealth bombers. the tree grows but after war intervenes it slowly withers and dies...

director christian hogue
soundtrack composed by Kirk Kiatfuengfoo.

a short film premiered at the bkk whitespace gallery 1st anniversary show.

the concept is life and death with interjections of militarism.
done the old fashioned way with 3d and after effects.

director : christian hogue

cybersexual exhibition

cybersexual

by Christian Hogue

...explores the shapes and contours

of the human body captured with lasers

and examined via the dispassionate eye of

the computer...

lost in space's kiwi founder christian hogue has been invited to exhibit as a returning artist in his home town in new zealand.

the show consists of synthetic images inspired when working with pioneering 3d laser scanning technology on Sylvester Stallone and Bjork at the beginning of the cyberscan revolution when this technology was first applied to feature films such as "Judge Dredd" and other creative based applications which eventually lead to the creation of the famous ColdPlay album cover "a Rush of Blood".

interview with the Me Nu crew!

Opening on Friday 13 April @ 5.30pm

Exhibition runs until 26 April 2007

First floor, 186-187 The Square, Palmerston North• Catherine Russ • Ph: 027 672 4914 • Fax: (06) 357 6487 • email: thermostat@inspire.net.nz Open: Tues-Fri 11am-4pm Sat 11am-2pm • www.thermostat.co.nz

technorati tags:christian hogue, cybersexual, cyberscan, 3d, laser-scanning, exhibition, Art, digital, lost in space, thermostat, new zealand, UK