Gallery on the A7ik Site

In light of the up-and-coming exhibition and future projects with A7ik, you can now find a gallery of my photography, alongside my hounorable affiliates over at a7ik.net. [Click on "Cross-Art" to view the imagery].

Happy Friday.

"They know me abroad Mama!"

Belgian Graph artist, Sam, has done an article in his Fashion x Art x Gadget - filled blog [Jearaf.com] all about A7ik.
(Thanx to Mathieu for the e-Mail!)

Inspirators...

New wave of directors making music videos enjoyable to watch again (straight Deebo’d from via Wired)
Internet hasn't killed the video star. Yet.
[Extra focus on Rik Cordero!]

Kinda surprised Romain Gavras wasn't mentioned.

A7ik Exhibition x Brussels

More info on the way....

Reach Out!

In stepping-up my method of communication, you can now drop me a line at isayosei@gmail.com - for questions, comments, more info on these projects I/I'll speak on...and, like the beat, this list goes on! We can rant and rave together. Or if you like, rant then rave together.
Oh, and if you would like me to shoot your next project. We can discuss through here friend.

Be seeing ya!

10 Optical Illusions in 2 Mins

Not too sure how old this is, but I only caught onto this yesterday. But seeing as it's to promote the Samsung Soul, it is probably a few months young. If your "mobile phone game" is of a high level, you'd know this too.

More Imagery!

Another preview of the gallery.

Track of the Moment - The Streets - The Escapist

+ a clever video, and you got the perfect formula.

"During a great period of intense mixing we decided that it might be nice to shoot a video. This isn't the way the record industry works and so it was under the radar of the label and done totally for us by us on a shoe string. It was totally different from any other promo that I've made in that it was something real that we just filmed rather than trying to create something real looking using lots of people and lots of angles. I feel like it's more than a video in that sense. Aswell as looking quite odd without all the singing and quick cuts"
(Mike Skinner)