While never really working on his first short film Fikon Tony Cederteg made these short little films with his cell phone – mostly for the music of Jony but obviously in some restlessness.

Maggie Harrsen is a photographer who lives between New York and Australia. I am personally am a huge fan of both her photography and her spirit, and her recent venture into moving images challenges my New York brain to slow to the pace of basic and fundamental nature. These four short videos, filmed on Long Island, seem simple at first, but look to teach us to maintain clarity of perception and to strengthen the cognition of the actinic processes and life currents.

A study of the elements fire and water, here as light (fire) and rain (water) on glass. Fire essence is warm and dry, its energy is expansive. Water essence is cool and moist, its energy is stillness. Water calms fire and together they create balance, reflecting the simplest parts of earth.
Filmed in Amagansett, NY

Filmed in Montauk, New York

Filmed in Montauk, New York

Filmed in Montauk, New York

Craigie Horsfield is a British artist who works with photography, video, sound, and installation. He recently added tapestry to his repertoire, using imagery from his photography and film stills. His work can be seen at his upcoming show at Marvelli Gallery, 526 W. 26 St., NYC, opening February 2.

Nekbar Novosilky is an artist based in Paris.

Kinga Kielczynska is a Polish artist living in Berlin.  These photos are stills from her video collaboration with Sylvain Chauveau titled “Black & Light”.

Tony Oursler has been a pioneer of new media art since the mid-1970s, known for his video and installation works combining spoken text, moving image and sculptural objects.