Jodie Mack Movies

LOVER, LOVERS, LOVING, LOVE (2023) is similar to some of my other recent works, like the three films in the Wasteland series (2017-2021) and M*U*S*H...

Different temporalities collide as we see frozen ice cubes of flowers from the first bloom from Mack's garden being reunited with roots from the very...

Eye candy as a special treat. Let Your Light Shine is the ultimate Spectrum Short film, a photokinetic stroboscopic spectacle for spectacles. A work...

A choreographed motion study for twinkling trinkets, beaming baubles, and glaring glimmers. A bow ballet ablaze (for bedazzled buoyant bijoux brought...

Ultraviolet culminates a body of work (collage, animation, and pre-cinematic optical toys) that glows under blacklight, uniting my previous work in...

Interweaving the forms of personal filmmaking, abstract animation, and the rock opera, this animated musical documentary examines the rise and fall...

A kinetic journey through the graphic motifs of textiles paired with figures and landscapes to explore the technological development of fabric...

A stroboscopic dance party.

A pattern parade followed by calm.

'Tie-dye' film study. Psychedelic patterns and colours mix on the various materials then explode onto the retina. The 16mm material perfectly...

Animated photo-negatives illustrate a WWII tragedy.

A 2012 series of looped screensaver video art made by Jodie Mack

A maximum cycle that celebrates mesmerizing computer graphics made for looping on a small, decoupaged monitor. Created for the "Post-Scarcity" show...

Colors and bubbles bustle energetically via oil, ink and clear acetate.

Named after a type of Belgian lace, this spectral study investigates intricate illusion and optical arrest.

A quilted call and response. A battle of extreme extremes.

The interconnected circuitry. The aggregated flora. Alternating currents of the visual field.

A swimming study of paisley patterns traces this decorative motif from its origins in Persian weavings to appearances Irish quilting and American...

Vital grief finds interplanetary putrescence.

The third film in Mack's Wasteland series, Moons, Sons observes the rapid thaw of natural forms.