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For over 20 years, Ron Fricke’s filmic exploration of human civilization and mother nature has taken him to nearly every continent in the world, across a diverse range of cultures.
His non-narrative, profoundly moving films express the nuances of our world in ways that conjure the imagination and provoke deeper understanding of the multifaceted wonder of our planet and global society.
From the pulse of city lights to the hypnotic repetition of an assembly line, beauty is everywhere in Fricke’s lens and his uncanny eye entices you to reflect on the aesthetics of society in ways you never have before.
Beginning with the film Koyaanisqatsi, Native American for “Life out of balance,” Fricke established a penetrating and innovative style of time lapse cinematography that immerses the viewer in spectacular human and natural landscapes.
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Soak in the Ganges river, savor a Japanese Kabuki performance or fly above undulating patterns of birds in the Nile Delta. Across the planet’s wonders, Fricke’s evocative frames illustrate nature and culture as vibrant moving artwork that will resonate with your eyes and intellect alike. Truly, they will transform the way you see the world around you.
