A transformative force between reality and imagination – it breaks the physical boundary of the tangible, creating spaces that lie beyond what is possible, weaving the visible with the invisible. The technology itself becomes an artistic medium that reimagines reality – a play of light, form, and movement that crafts artificial worlds.

VFX (Visual Effects) are digital techniques used in film, television, and art to create realistic or fantastical scenes that would be difficult or impossible to achieve physically. In video art, surrealistic or abstract effects are often used to create new aesthetic experiences and to question the medium of film in innovative ways.

Angela Ketterer is an FX TD graduate from Lost Boys | School of VFX in Vancouver, showcasing her digital creations including fire, water and destruction, alongside fellow graduates. She aims to highlight the creative and technical possibilities of using the software Houdini for visual effects.

Angela Ketterer selected the works being showcased in this programme.

With works by: Alex Anderson, Gregory (Grishka) Barboy, Chase Brewer, Joanne Chan, Lincoln Dupree, Jordan Gamache, Scott Hill, Jing Huang, Angela Ketterer, Judy Li, Andrew Penchuk, Michane Ricketts, Xuan Shen, Keeton Sims, Johan Tovar, Robert Veira & Masahiro Yasumatsu

Effects Technical Directors / FX TD