OXALIS
Reframing the art of pole dancing through its nuanced strength and the instinctive dialogue between bodies.
“Finding strength and poetry in movement, pole dancing is an exploration of shape formation, centred by the grounding structure that delivers its momentum. Sensual in its fluidity, yet sexualized only through the antiquated associations attached to it, short film Oxalis looks to redefine the art of pole dance, and question the perspective that shapes its connotations.”
Thank you @nowness for the write up - full article in my bio
Featuring Maya Luna @papayadelmaya and Beatrice Barton @beatr1c3_1999
Styling Georgia Thompson @georgia_thompson
Hair Maki Tanaka @mtjp333
Makeup Megumi Matsuno @megumi.matsuno
Production Assistant Sara Sadaat
DOP (dance footage) Stephan Knight @stephanknight_
1st AC (dance footage) Kieran Coyne @coynecamera
Gaffer (dance footage) Al Rice @alrice_
DOP (plant footage) Neirin Jones @aneurin_b
1st AC (plant footage) Sean Cooke
Edit Sam Bell @sambell.mp4
Music Bean Downes @beandownes
Grade John Alexander Lowe @johnlowe.xyz
When does running become more than just fitness and movement – when does it become creative expression, a dance?
Some more moments and mistakes from my visual and spiritual exploration into why we run.
words and movement: @rio_lakeshore
creative & images: @adamcorbettstudio
styling: @le_petit_chambre
