Image film for the austrian light company Tridonic.

Production: Andreas Waldschuetz Music & Sound Design: Stefan Hofmeister Camera: Andreas Waldschuetz Drone & Steady-Camera: Faruk Pinjo

Image film about the new Zumtobel Lightforum in Dornbirn, Austria designed by Snohetta.

Außergewöhnliche Architektur trifft auf bemerkenswertes Museumskonzept. Im Rahmen wegweisender Ausstellungen verbindet das Kunsthaus Graz internationale zeitgenössische Kunst mit regionalen und lokalen Themen und Aufgabenstellungen. Dabei ist es die Vision des Ausstellungshauses, allen Menschen die Möglichkeit zu geben, an Kunst und Kultur teilhaben zu können, was sich im künstlerischen Programm ebenso widerspiegelt wie im umfangreichen Vermittlungsangebot. Die aktuelle Ausstellung „MORGEN“ des österreichischen Künstlers Herbert Brandl wird mit der neuesten Generation der ARCOS III Strahlerfamilie in Szene gesetzt.

The pitch of the Signal Iduna Park, home of BVB Dortmund, is lighten up by our Altis. Find out more at www.thornlighting.com

Konzept/Kamera/Regie: Mathias Kissenberth Kamera/Schnitt: Matthias König Kamera/Drone: Faruk Pinjo

Shot in the barren landscape of a desert, their film presents Berlin-based, Russian-born dancer Valentin Tszin’s interpretation of Jóhannsson’s score. His emotionally charged improvisation unlocks the expressive power and physical energy of the butoh dance genre. Founded in Japan in the late 1950s by two great dance masters, butoh has a rich language of gestures and movements and enjoys wide international appeal today. Tszin explores the nature of metamorphosis in his dance, while Waldschütz and Rotter employ a range of camera techniques – including shooting through prisms, creating mirrored images and using the different perspective offered by drone footage – to create a short film full of the symbolism of change and new beginnings. Jóhann Jóhannsson (1969–2018) was a leading figure in a dynamic and developing scene of composers who move freely and innovatively between film scores, minimalist classical, ambient and electronic music. His visionary work and unique musical language redefined the film scoring landscape, blurring the lines between score and sound design. Within his unique sonic spaces he developed extraordinary otherworldly textures, but also gave the music space to breathe and evolve. “Flight from the City – Víkingur Ólafsson Rework” is based on the opening track of Jóhannsson’s milestone debut DG album Orphée. Ólafsson’s hypnotic playing and meditative reflections on “Flight from the City” also accompany a new music video directed by Andreas Waldschütz and Lukas Rotter, a project welcomed by the pianist. “In March 2018, a month after Jóhann died,” Ólafsson explains, “I met with our mutual friend and collaborator Christian Badzura to record this improvised, elegiac fantasy over Jóhann’s ‘Flight from the City’. I am grateful to see it come alive in this beautiful video by Andreas and Lukas.” Directed by: Andreas Waldschütz & Lukas Rotter Producer: Lukas Rotter Camera: Andreas Waldschütz Drone Camera: Faruk Pinjo Edit: Andreas Waldschütz Post production: Michael Hollinger @ mindconsole Perfomance by Valentin Tszin Set photographer: Kamil Rutkowski Outfits by KAI GERHARDT

Fashion Editorial für Presse Schaufenster. Kamera/Regie: Faruk Pinjo & Andreas Waldschuetz Styling & Produktion: Barbara Zach Hair/Make Up: Felix Stösser Model: Grace Anderson

Werbeclip für das Bundesministerium für Gesundheit zum Thema Hände waschen