Showing posts with label olipainting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label olipainting. Show all posts
Friday, June 5, 2020
Sunday, October 6, 2019
A living tree means a living planet
"A living tree means a living planet" is a collective international
documentary conceived and directed by Khalid Mokadmine, a young
filmmaker from Rabat. In April he reached me out online inviting me to
contribute with a one minute video to his ongoing project about the
relationship between humans and trees.
He had already invited several filmmakers from all over the world, each one representing a different country by telling a different visual story, and he still wasn't able to find a director from Italy available to shoot his own segment. As soon as he discovered I'm also a painter, he proposed me to figure out a way to feature one of my painting in my video. Trees have provided humans with the primary means of survival, therefore I thought it was essential to show how they can still be a precious "motherly" source of life for my own creations and (hopefully) the spirit of the humans inhabiting my country.
Labels:
AFAN,
canvas,
climate,
documentary,
filmmaker,
filmmaking,
fineart,
international,
mokadmine,
nature,
olipainting,
olive,
painting,
tree
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