Kristan Horton

6 minute stop-motion animation, DVD projection
stop-motion frame

blind emboss on gold foil (chocolate bar wrapper)
22.5cm x 17.1cm

Titles to date include: The China Syndrome, Scarface, The Godfather, The Magnificent Seven, The Invisible Man, and Dr Zhivago

black and white archival prints, 200 total
28cm x 76cm each

The project remakes 200 stills from Stanely Kubrick’s film Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb, 1963.

above: Kristan Horton, Dean Baldwin, Stuart Mullin

31 storyboards: comic art board with non-repro blue, ultra chrome ink, archival matte paper, rubber and cast stamping, mounted to DiBond
48.26cm x 33.02cm (each panel)

The story is essentially a documentary of the artist Kristan Horton who builds a nuclear power plant beneath his studio by tunneling through the floor and opening up an underground space.

The fiction is represented in the form of a proto-comic book mini-series.