Galen Pehrson
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Galen Pehrson (Born 28 December 1979) is a film, commercial, and music video director noted for his creative visual approach and manipulation of hallucinatory Illusions. Galen Pehrson belongs to a global movement in animation that reigned during the '60s and '70s and including Yuri Norstein, Andrei Khrzhanovsky and the Polish-French Walerian Borowczyk. The essence of their work is a teasing game, with the illusionism common to most animated work. Pehrson's Work conjures rich illusions of imaginary worlds, but they also keep bringing us back to the fact that everything we see is purely a constructed, collage-like image. Paradoxically, this increases the hallucinatory and surreal effects of the finely detailed work. See videos and work directed by Galen Pehrson for Vetiver, Adam Green, Turner Cody, Hella and Devendra Banhart.
Selected Work
- Machine of Loving Grace – 2007, Animation (In Production
- Adam Green – “Jacket Full of Danger” 2006 Album Art and sleeve design.
- Vetiver – “To Find Me Gone” 2006, Patterns for final album artwork.
- Adam Green – “Nat King Cole” 2006, CDS, 7” Artwork and Design.
- Devendra Banhart – “I Feel Just Like a Child” 2005, music video
- Devendra Banhart – “Cripple Crow” 2005, Artwork with, D. Banhart & M. Prosenko
- Devendra Banhart – “I Feel Just Like a Child” 2005, CDS, 7” artwork
- My Friends Lauri and Lily – Vignette, 2005 Animation
- Vetiver – “Between” 2005, Papercut Patterns for Digi-pak design.
- 50 Collected Vignettes – Compilation, 2004-2006 mixed
- Hella – “Devil Isn’t Red” 2004, Artwork for Inside gate fold.
- Okay Tomorrow I’ll be perfect - Short Film, 2002 Animation