Timmy Harn is a Filipino artist whose works are based on the filmmaking process and reflect personal experiences and narratives around his historic hometown of Manila. His interest in the old translates to the exploration of different formats of film, from celluloid, to the analog textures of home videos, and the high-definition clarity of digital imagery. This allows him to merge historical timelines to define “the feeling of a future.”
Timmy’s video installations have been exhibited at the Palais de Tokyo, Echo Park Film Center, and Lopez Museum. He is most recognized for his work directing cult favorites Reptilia In Suburbia (2013) which was his directorial debut, and Dog Days (2018) which premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
Other festivals that have screened his films are Wavelengths at the Toronto International Film Festival, Images Festival, and Singapore International Film Festival.
Sewage Worker is an experimental musician that mainly uses synthesizers, samples, guitars, and found sounds to create sonic landscapes and compositions. Since 2004 he has been composing and performing under different names like Nasal Police and Nun Radar, until 2013 when he baptized himself as Sewage Worker. A natural musician, he operates from his home studio which houses his collection of hardware synthesizers, guitars, distortions, and other instruments. He does improvisational performances and records film soundtracks, usually in the tradition of minimalist music, avant-garde, and noise.
Sewage Worker delivers hardware grit for latest release
Sewage Worker Live at Wired Habitat (2018)