Filmmaker / Fine artist working with practical elements.

 Craig has created some extraordinary music videos for Our Silent Canvas and in particular the band Ghost Against Ghost.  He's also worked with artists Mogwai, Converge, and Snow Ghosts. Please see his videos for Checkpoint Charlie and Unarm.

nder the odd name of DZO (in capital letters) is Olivier, a self taught artist and freelance designer from the South of France. Thanks to a family with an artistic affinity, the young Olivier graduated from the School of Fine Arts of Toulouse and begun a successful career in graphic design. But with the creation of the artistic counterpart that is DZO, the French artist wished to go deeper into his exploration of the “noosphere”, a philosophical concept about human thought. For DZO is more than your usual artist. His art, speaks to the old etchings and engravings of religious and occult manuscripts, flirts with alchemy, witchcraft and blasphemy. It is at the same time disturbing, haunting and stimulating.
His intricate drawings, full of enigmatic detail, mix sensuality, darkness and mythology. The message beyond the lines are sibylline, surrounding the world of DZO with mystery and fascination. " 

DIRECTOR, WRITER, CINEMATOGRAPHER/DP, EDITOR, ANIMATOR

Toby Stretch grew up in rural northern Appalachia where he ran about the woods as a kid with his wild brothers imagining other worlds, beings and stories. His films utilize mostly self taught stop motion animation, along with some new signature animation techniques that he has invented. Having lived in Philadelphia since 1999 he continues to capture both rural and urban landscapes for his surreal animated beings to live in. The characters in these worlds are often life-sized armatured puppets that function as outdoor animated sculptures that tell a story. Shooting for long hours out in the elements has brought about heat exhaustion and dehydration in the Summers and minor frostbite and hypothermia in the Winters, not to mention all the wacky incidents that have occurred while shooting animation in the tough Philly streets at 4am. All for the art.

ngibjörg Birgisdóttir graduated
from the Icelandic Academy of the Arts in 2006. She has taken part in
several art exhibitions in Iceland, Europe, and America, and had her
first solo show at the Reykjavík Art Museum last year. She has made
music videos and designed album covers for bands such as Múm, Seabear and Sin Fang Bous and produced video installations for their concerts.
Ingibjörg is currently living in Iceland.

Vanessa Briceño-Scherzer was born in Caracas,
Venezuela, and currently works as professional photographer, graphic
designer and media manager for musicians and artists, including The
Point Chamber Orchestra, Time For Three,  The Dali Quartet, The
Pennsylvania Dance Theatre, Adriana Linares (violist), Nicolas Kendall (violinist), and Susana Amundarain (painter). 

She has been very active in the marketing and development of music artists, including image campaigns, artist media packages, and the production and post-production of music videos and electronic press kits (EPKs) for
record labels such as E1 Entertainment.

Jocelyne Gilead was born 1989 in Togo, West Africa. She comes from a multicultural background and has lived and traveled all around the world. Through her drawings, she explores the mystery of the Self. She lives and works in NYC where she is currently studying for a BFA in Fine Arts at The School of Visual Arts

Lucy Nurnberg Originally from London, Lucy graduated from a degree in Illustration at the University of Brighton in 2010, and now lives and works as a freelance illustrator and designer in New York. She finds inspiration from the narratives of mythology, folklore and religion, and much of her work revolves around these themes.