Phillip Paul Dixon VII

Unreleased clip for 🧀 from last year. Made with blender, AE, a hi-8 camcorder and a document scanner
Unreleased clip for 🧀 from last year. Made with blender, AE, a hi-8 camcorder and a document scanner

On May 2, @_teether & @kuyaneil_’s debut album YEARN IV will be released on @chaptermusic
It’s available digitally and on sea blue or black vinyl, and can be bundled with an embroidered T&KN cap. Pre-order your copy now! Link in bio
YEARN IV captures the brooding and vivid world of two musical outsiders. Raised by the internet, the pair find their voice amid a sea of clashing cultural experiences and sonic histories, finding solace in the isolation of contemporary urban Australia.
Album artwork and photo by @ppdvii

On May 2, @_teether & @kuyaneil_’s debut album YEARN IV will be released on @chaptermusic
It’s available digitally and on sea blue or black vinyl, and can be bundled with an embroidered T&KN cap. Pre-order your copy now! Link in bio
YEARN IV captures the brooding and vivid world of two musical outsiders. Raised by the internet, the pair find their voice amid a sea of clashing cultural experiences and sonic histories, finding solace in the isolation of contemporary urban Australia.
Album artwork and photo by @ppdvii

Music video I directed for @_teether @kuyaneil_ @stnst_ - thank-you to the amazing crew: @i_luv_dirt @flacidfaery @r.yanbell @petty.t___ @nini___pu @jayham.journal @nina, Anaka, @teddeacey and horse wrangler @potatogems444ever

Music video I directed for @_teether @kuyaneil_ @stnst_ - thank-you to the amazing crew: @i_luv_dirt @flacidfaery @r.yanbell @petty.t___ @nini___pu @jayham.journal @nina, Anaka, @teddeacey and horse wrangler @potatogems444ever

Music video I directed for @_teether @kuyaneil_ @stnst_ - thank-you to the amazing crew: @i_luv_dirt @flacidfaery @r.yanbell @petty.t___ @nini___pu @jayham.journal @nina, Anaka, @teddeacey and horse wrangler @potatogems444ever
Music video I directed for @_teether @kuyaneil_ @stnst_ - thank-you to the amazing crew: @i_luv_dirt @flacidfaery @r.yanbell @petty.t___ @nini___pu @jayham.journal @nina, Anaka, @teddeacey and horse wrangler @potatogems444ever

The album art for YEARN IV was made using an original photofit identikit. This exact kit was used by the victorian police from the 1950s through to the 1970s, long before facial compositing software existed.
The kits contained hundreds of interchangeable facial fragments which police would assemble by hand to reconstruct a suspects face. The portraits were far from exact - crude composites built from fear and guesswork.
The process was notoriously unreliable, often shaped by bias and the limitations of the kits themselves.
The album art for YEARN IV was made using an original photofit identikit. This exact kit was used by the victorian police from the 1950s through to the 1970s, long before facial compositing software existed.
The kits contained hundreds of interchangeable facial fragments which police would assemble by hand to reconstruct a suspects face. The portraits were far from exact - crude composites built from fear and guesswork.
The process was notoriously unreliable, often shaped by bias and the limitations of the kits themselves.

The album art for YEARN IV was made using an original photofit identikit. This exact kit was used by the victorian police from the 1950s through to the 1970s, long before facial compositing software existed.
The kits contained hundreds of interchangeable facial fragments which police would assemble by hand to reconstruct a suspects face. The portraits were far from exact - crude composites built from fear and guesswork.
The process was notoriously unreliable, often shaped by bias and the limitations of the kits themselves.

The album art for YEARN IV was made using an original photofit identikit. This exact kit was used by the victorian police from the 1950s through to the 1970s, long before facial compositing software existed.
The kits contained hundreds of interchangeable facial fragments which police would assemble by hand to reconstruct a suspects face. The portraits were far from exact - crude composites built from fear and guesswork.
The process was notoriously unreliable, often shaped by bias and the limitations of the kits themselves.
The album art for YEARN IV was made using an original photofit identikit. This exact kit was used by the victorian police from the 1950s through to the 1970s, long before facial compositing software existed.
The kits contained hundreds of interchangeable facial fragments which police would assemble by hand to reconstruct a suspects face. The portraits were far from exact - crude composites built from fear and guesswork.
The process was notoriously unreliable, often shaped by bias and the limitations of the kits themselves.

Music video I made for “ZOO” by @_teether @kuyaneil_ @chaptermusic out now. Shot on an infrared camera, each frame printed onto matte paper in a 3x2 grid, scanned and played back in an image sequence.

Music video I made for “ZOO” by @_teether @kuyaneil_ @chaptermusic out now. Shot on an infrared camera, each frame printed onto matte paper in a 3x2 grid, scanned and played back in an image sequence.

Music video I made for “ZOO” by @_teether @kuyaneil_ @chaptermusic out now. Shot on an infrared camera, each frame printed onto matte paper in a 3x2 grid, scanned and played back in an image sequence.

Music video I made for “ZOO” by @_teether @kuyaneil_ @chaptermusic out now. Shot on an infrared camera, each frame printed onto matte paper in a 3x2 grid, scanned and played back in an image sequence.

Music video I made for “ZOO” by @_teether @kuyaneil_ @chaptermusic out now. Shot on an infrared camera, each frame printed onto matte paper in a 3x2 grid, scanned and played back in an image sequence.

Music video I made for “ZOO” by @_teether @kuyaneil_ @chaptermusic out now. Shot on an infrared camera, each frame printed onto matte paper in a 3x2 grid, scanned and played back in an image sequence.
Music Video I did for @bonesandjoness - thanks bassy and Gem for helping me construct the chair suit
Music Video I did for @bonesandjoness - thanks bassy and Gem for helping me construct the chair suit
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