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Timed for the 50th anniversary of Brian De Palma’s horror masterpiece, Carrie, this silent minimalist animation tracks an isolated graphic chair pushed to the brink of earthly rage, only for a timeline rewind to transfigure the architecture of exclusion into a sacred path of divine alignment.
Visual & Moving-Image Artist engaging in visual storytelling through minimalist cinema history tributes and physical media.
Skye Bailey is a professional visual and moving-image artist whose practice centers on a minimalist visual language, where graphic elements, physical textures, and form serve as protagonists across silent digital films, hand-carved sculpture, graphic art, and canvas. Bypassing text, dialogue, and human representation, the work removes the language barrier, making the storytelling universally accessible across cultures. This practice relies on precise vector choreography, structural timing, and tactile craft developed through Apple Keynote, the Adobe Creative Suite, and traditional wood carving and physical painting techniques. After earning the 2023 "Rookie of the Year" award in Motion Graphics from The Rookies for early work featuring atmospheric sound, followed by the 2024 Big Idea Grant, their practice evolved into a dedicated focus on non-verbal expression, genre iconography, and atmospheric dread for final exhibition works. Their work has been recognized across international festival circuits and prestigious residency programs, including Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival, the New England Puppet Arts MASS MoCA Residency, the Los Angeles Animation Festival, the New York Animation Film Awards, and Midnight Madness Toronto.
ARTIST STATEMENT
My work explores the intersection of non-verbal storytelling, genre iconography, and minimalist movement, investigating the narrative potential of pure form across single-channel digital installations, hand-carved sculpture, and physical media. By replacing or subverting traditional representational figures with graphic elements and raw tactile textures, I strip away the pervasive "noise" and anxiety of traditional media, where representational choices so often carry harmful tropes, superficial stereotypes, and systemic biases. Moving beyond these visual distractions allows me to cultivate a sanctuary of focused storytelling. Through disciplined vector choreography, structural timing, and physical craft across high-contrast visual fields, I work to breathe life into basic graphic structures and physical objects with a distinct soul, challenging the viewer to discover emotion, tension, and rhythm in the most fundamental elements of visual language.
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Carrie On: A Silent One-Minute Animation inspired by the 50th Anniversary of "Carrie"
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