
Peter-John de Villiers
as Himself
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Documents in depth, the process and theoretical practice of artist Peter-John de Villiers. His work is found in galleries world wide and used commercially for notable clients such as Carlos Santana, Coca-Cola, Volkswagen, Sony Records and Universal Records. Cinematographer Sindre Habberstad, and Sound Technition Christoffer Pedersen's intent was to capture in meticulous detail, the essence of the creative process through the documentation of sound and image. Accompanied by the soundtrack of composer Kai-Anders Ryan. The film brought together three critical elements to create a respective work of art. It blends documentary elements. The film reflects a distinct Norway style and perspective. The story is brought to life by directors Christoffer Pedersen and Sindre Habberstad.