"So the pink one turned out okay. Lately, I've been thinking a lot about orange. It's not that I consider these pieces small. It's more like they're affordable".

"The question I'm asked most often (by people who haven't seen the work) is, 'What is it about?' -a question I am never able to answer. The series has no central theme and is, I hope, quite heterogeneous. As a whole, though, I can say it is monologue-based, held together by the sound of my voice. Perhaps the prototypical video would have two parts. First, a spoken monologue over a loop of appropriated footage, which promises to reveal something, followed by a 'something' which isn't quite what was promised, but somehow obtusely, perhaps humorously, related. The whole series is five hours long and meant to be approached like a collection of prose poems or very short stories: open it up anywhere and begin reading, skip what doesn't catch your attention, re-read whatever does. So watching it with a remote control is a good idea". (Steve Reinke)

The first episodes of a collection of almost autobiographical video fictions. Talking taxidermy, nosebleeds, and insulting grandpa ghosts occupy an awkward and guilt - ridden world in which the hazards of attempting to fulfill one’s desires are all too apparent. A visually inventive and darkly comic tape for those who have tried really hard and failed miserably. OVNI 2000 Community 6 Muestra de Vídeo & Fenómenos Interactivos

A visually exquisite, meditative immersion into a Uganda ravaged by 20 years of war. Where expressive means serve as a denunciation. The population is the battleground in “one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world,” where war continues between rebels and the Ugandan government. As rebels abduct and force children and adults into their ranks, thousands flood into towns searching for security. In response, the government forces 1.7 million people into camps in an attempt to cut off the rebel's supplies and recruits. Instead of protection, the camps offer disease and death. Politically crisp and salient, the film captures the realities of war in northern Uganda through the intersecting stories of five people, including: a mother turned activist after her daughter's abduction; a young girl traveling miles daily looking for a safe place to sleep; a 7 year old boy who moved onto the streets to survive; and an increasingly outspoken and courageous man whose job takes him to the heart of the war. The film powerfully elucidates what it means for people to live through a war carried out by rebels and played down and drawn out by a complicit government. Shot entirely onsite and told exclusively through the images, voices and perspectives of Ugandans.