Sponsor | CURATOR — COLLECTIVE SERENDIPITY FILMS

Song for Sienna- Brian Crain

Collective Serendipity Films is a collaborative film organization that is shooting vignettes of its characters in a metaphysically-adapted storyline, organically and over a period of time that will eventually fold into an inter-dimensional plot outside of time.

Stills from “The O.D.D Room”

“The O.D.D Room”, which stands for “Other Dimensional Discussion”, is a fictional documentary which works for the good of the fictional characters by giving them existence, the nonfictional agents by giving them purpose, and the general metaphysical reality by imposing a new order — that of a gyroscope, the spontaneity of quantum mechanics, or a wheel spinning in concert — yet independently — of a larger wheel. It is within this filmed space that Collective Serendipity Films will unveil its Imaginarium of an alternate universe, dimensional shift and conversation

“Whose reality will become final has never been up for grabs”

Mantha Balourdou - Timothy Webb 12

Mantha Balourdou – TERRE DUVALLE || Timothy-Christian – NILE ELAN

George Lofland as Philip Gauss

George Lofland – PHILIP GAUSS

A lush, lively city park in Essen

One of Collective Serendipity’s favorite artists
— Christa Bremer

About the artist:

Christa Bremer is a sculptor known for her abstract human-like figures rendered in bronze. Her sculptures almost serve as a mirror, inviting the viewer for quiet contemplation.

ESSEN, Germany city info:

The city of Essen is located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and sits on the Ruhr River. Originally a small city, Ruhr soon rose to prominence on the heels of the industrial revolution. It is often called the city of shopping due to it’s large amount of shops and malls. Boasting quite the art scene, Essen is also home to a critically acclaimed philharmonic orchestra, as well as numerous art museums such as the Ruhr museum and the Museum Folkwang. One of the most notable pillars of Essen’s art scene is Unperfekthaus, a former Franciscan monastery turned creative village for local artists featuring seven floors of studios, exhibitions, and events.

The Art scene of Essen

THE UNPERFEKTHAUS | © UNPERFEKTHAUS

Unperfekthaus, the monastery turned artist village with 4,000-m² area of gallery spaces, studios, and workshops for painters, musicians, sculptors, and anyone who has a passion for art.

Famous Folkwang Museum from early 20th century in Bauhaus style in Essen. The term Folkwang derives from the name of the afterlife meadow of the dead, Fólkvangr, presided over by the Norse goddess Freyja.