- 2015
The Many Faces of Fernando Pessoa
Screenings & Exhibitions
- Ten Second Film Festival, public screen at 16th and Champa streets, Denver, Colorado, USA, 1 May – 30 June 2015
- Transversalities, Monstra Animated Film Festival, Lisbon, Portugal, 12-22 Mar 2015
Credits
| Directed and produced by | Max Hattler |
| Sound | Martins Strautnieks |
| Design & Animation | Max Hattler; Woody Dirks, Lauren Draulans, Elitsa Macheva, Mara Gabriela Grigoriu, Shu Liang (Face 1: Ricardo Reis); Jorrit Verwimp, Yinthe Toussaint, Sarah Berteloot, Nina Caspari, Katinka Vermeylen (Face 2: Alvaro de Campos); Kristina Nickel, Tom Tiepermann, Dennis Janssens, Jorien Simons (Face 3: Astrology), Oekie Segers, Hannes Huybrechts, Sanne De Block, Arno De Pooter (Face 4: Spiritualism) |
| Thanks to Hugo Puttaert and Sint Lucas Antwerpen. | |
| Available formats (HD digital files) |
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Still Images
What others have said
Max Hattler’s The Many Faces of Fernando Pessoa (Redux) is an exceptional addition to Denver Digerati’s inaugural 10-second film festival. The work fully illustrates the merits of short-form animation as assets for public LED screens, and our program benefits greatly by having an artist of Hattler’s caliber attached. It’s been a thrill to watch these last two months on Denver’s heavily trafficked 16th Street Pedestrian mall.
Ivar Zeile, curator, 10 Second Film Festival, Denver, 2015
As Muitas Caras de Fernando Pessoa. Esta instalação de vídeo encomendada pelo Festival MONSTRA assinala o 80º aniversário da morte do Poeta Português Fernando Pessoa. Apresenta a visão de 4 das muitas caras de Pessoa: os seus heterónimos Ricardo Reis e Alvaro de Campos, and o seu aguçado interesse em astrologia e espiritualismo. Foi criado por estudantes em Sint Lucas Antwerpen.
Other Projects
- 2013
Visual artist Max Hattler and advertising agency Contrapunto BBDO have collaborated to create abstract political short film Stop the Show (aka WAR). The film, commissioned by Amnesty International, is a reference to international relations and arms trade. The campaign was created in support of a United Nations treaty to regulate the arms trade between countries and reduce worldwide killings through firearms. Inspired by Collision .
An animation installation that explores binocular rivalry and random dot stereograms in an attempt to create impossible spaces which break and subvert stereoscopic perception.
- 2011
Exploring mirroring and feedback through abstract shapes, RE:AX takes us on a journey of action and reaction.