A side-scrolling studio, with you as the main character.
A session on the move, on foot or on e-scooters. We pick an area and live in its real, changing light, the kind a studio, or even meeting at one fixed spot, can never give you.
A studio is easier. You bring everything to you, you control every light, and nothing moves, including you. That is a still life. That is you, arranged as a still life. And a still life can only ever be so alive, because it is a representation of life. It is not life.
Movement is creativity. Movement is generation. So this is not a room. It is a roam.
We might set out for good foliage and pass, on the way, a weathered old storefront where the light and the frame fall just right. So we stop, and make a painting of you using its light, its frame, and its aging texture, all of it playing off your vibe. It is the alley nobody looks twice at that wraps you in a new depth. Busy streets and markets, dark wooded parks, eclectic shops, all of it the set.
I shoot it from the ground, the sides, from below, and from above with a drone, where the scene looks like nothing you would see standing on the street. Video and a hyperlapse of the whole adventure if you want them.
It is alive. The creativity grows with the movement. An adventure to find the most versions of you, in the most light, in the most places. You, the main character.