Jasper White

Back on Earth is a broadcasted live stream, observing the state of earth and its human inhabitants from afar. Depicted from the perspective of alien intelligent lifeforms who split from our biosphere long ago, they analyse the transformation and development of our human civilisation. Bewildered by the damage to the our planet, observers have assumed that the cause for destruction of the climate to be in the humans passion for extreme weather and unconventional spiritual connection to earth.

In my intermission film 'Who Are You?' I chose to break the fourth wall in order to use the intermission for its original function of breaking up my Major Project Broadcast. "Who are you?" is a question posed to viewers with the hopes of provoking them to examine their own existence while also capturing their attention and re-engaging them.

The eerie mutilated music, neon colours, and digital terminal elements create a lo-fi and otherworldly environment, evoking the feeling of being inside an outdated sci-fi film.

Satellites are spinning is film title which is intending to make the observer feels as though they are inside of a dream-like sci-fi film travelling through hyperspace.

Calling Planet Earth is a reimagining of an archaic, well-worn natural disaster documentary that wants to manipulate a visual connection between volcano eruptions and modern-day wifi connections.

This is my poster for the 2021 Melbourne Cinémathèque screenings. This was created using a halftone effect and visuals from classic films, with a modern minimal touch to it.

This was made for Vision 2022. Here I experimented with a multitude of different graphics and structuring of the content. Using an iconic photo of iconic Australian-based artist David Chesworth for his 'Layers on Layers' exhibition.