Fire
Ktalist is a series of short films created for the public presentation of an emergent jewellery brand created by Inaurem. This work is comprised of a series of 5 short clips which are published on the Glamcult Magazine website. Each of the clips is inspired by each of the 5 elements of the Wu Xing of Chinese culture – wood, fire, earth, metal and water – and also by some aspects of Maori traditions and sci-fi imagery. Each of the short films shows one of the five ‘creatures’ wearing the jewellery of the brand. The work takes a cinematic approach to the inspiration of magical scenes and atmospheres. The sound design for those pieces was also inspired by the gamelan sounds of Maori music and also by the scores of 80’s sci-fi films, which led to make strong use of synthesisers and evolving textures, as well as the exploration of other synchronisation techniques, sampling and effect audio processes .
metal
Ktalist is a series of short films created for the public presentation of an emergent jewellery brand created by Inaurem. This work is comprised of a series of 5 short clips which are published on the Glamcult Magazine website. Each of the clips is inspired by each of the 5 elements of the Wu Xing of Chinese culture – wood, fire, earth, metal and water – and also by some aspects of Maori traditions and sci-fi imagery. Each of the short films shows one of the five ‘creatures’ wearing the jewellery of the brand. The work takes a cinematic approach to the inspiration of magical scenes and atmospheres. The sound design for those pieces was also inspired by the gamelan sounds of Maori music and also by the scores of 80’s sci-fi films, which led to make strong use of synthesisers and evolving textures, as well as the exploration of other synchronisation techniques, sampling and effect audio processes .
Wood
Ktalist is a series of short films created for the public presentation of an emergent jewellery brand created by Inaurem. This work is comprised of a series of 5 short clips which are published on the Glamcult Magazine website. Each of the clips is inspired by each of the 5 elements of the Wu Xing of Chinese culture – wood, fire, earth, metal and water – and also by some aspects of Maori traditions and sci-fi imagery. Each of the short films shows one of the five ‘creatures’ wearing the jewellery of the brand. The work takes a cinematic approach to the inspiration of magical scenes and atmospheres. The sound design for those pieces was also inspired by the gamelan sounds of Maori music and also by the scores of 80’s sci-fi films, which led to make strong use of synthesisers and evolving textures, as well as the exploration of other synchronisation techniques, sampling and effect audio processes .
water
Ktalist is a series of short films created for the public presentation of an emergent jewellery brand created by Inaurem. This work is comprised of a series of 5 short clips which are published on the Glamcult Magazine website. Each of the clips is inspired by each of the 5 elements of the Wu Xing of Chinese culture – wood, fire, earth, metal and water – and also by some aspects of Maori traditions and sci-fi imagery. Each of the short films shows one of the five ‘creatures’ wearing the jewellery of the brand. The work takes a cinematic approach to the inspiration of magical scenes and atmospheres. The sound design for those pieces was also inspired by the gamelan sounds of Maori music and also by the scores of 80’s sci-fi films, which led to make strong use of synthesisers and evolving textures, as well as the exploration of other synchronisation techniques, sampling and effect audio processes .
Earth
Ktalist is a series of short films created for the public presentation of an emergent jewellery brand created by Inaurem. This work is comprised of a series of 5 short clips which are published on the Glamcult Magazine website. Each of the clips is inspired by each of the 5 elements of the Wu Xing of Chinese culture – wood, fire, earth, metal and water – and also by some aspects of Maori traditions and sci-fi imagery. Each of the short films shows one of the five ‘creatures’ wearing the jewellery of the brand. The work takes a cinematic approach to the inspiration of magical scenes and atmospheres. The sound design for those pieces was also inspired by the gamelan sounds of Maori music and also by the scores of 80’s sci-fi films, which led to make strong use of synthesisers and evolving textures, as well as the exploration of other synchronisation techniques, sampling and effect audio processes .