As part of experimentation with AI audio, this music video for the song "I See You" (off the 2025 album of the same name) relies on AI generated images to accompany the song. Music was created with Suno (lyrics by me) and the images were created using Open Art (but edited by me).
This clip is from the short film WALTZ OF THE FLOWERS (2008), a photogrammed, hand-developed piece compositing 26mm and 35mm prints onto 16mm hi-con film stock, exposed using various light sources and then digitally manipulated. The film explores the discordant complexities of resistance and identity in U.S. culture, merging religious iconography, images of protest, and a reframing of Americana through the dimensional interplay of film print, stock, and light.
As an exploration of reconciliation in post-genocide Rwanda, KIGALI100 brings together interviews with numerous filmmakers, musicians, as well as political and religious figures to interrogate the nature of forgiveness. This film raises questions about the efficacy of reconciliation and the manner by which it effaces ethnic identity in the Rwandan context. Due to the ethical implications for those involved and the nature of Rwandan speech laws, this film has been held from circulation.
