Rotted

1960. She is born. She grows up in a house at the edge of a forest. 1977. She is 17 and has still not left home. Her parents adopt a foster son. He is 15.

A portrait of Berlin youth, sexuality, and identity.

A radical re-imagining of French auteur Chris Marker's masterpiece.

Berlin nightclub scene is known for its freedom and sexiness—the place to leave your inhibitions behind and let your inner desires take over. There's something so intuitively primal about learning about someone through their glance, scent, taste, and the feeling of being literally inside each other before anything else. There's a magic to this queered inversion of intimacy—fuck first, then meet.

If you don't like the reflection. Don't look in the mirror. I don't care. A promo-film for the 240 hours performance installation at Schaubühne, Berlin.

An intimate portrayal of power exchange.

Explores sexuality as power and mechanics, presenting bursts of aggression and ghostly womb like scenes, which tremor and accelerate into climax.

A visually stunning, sexually explicit and celebratory portrait of a group of friends and adult performers shot over one summer day at TOM House, the Tom of Finland Foundation HQ in Los Angeles and Tom’s former LA home.