Mateo Krygowski

An exercise in confusion and the overwhelming want of an escape from reality. Dreams and cognition intertwine while following a young man who faces what frightens him the most, himself.

A man moves into a basement, bringing along his most prized possessions.

A man nearly drowns at the reservoir in his hometown, leading him to a wall of regret that he had previously left behind.

Two friends, now living apart, revisit key locations in their friendship's past. Their recorded perspectives are situated on a split screen, meeting in moments of synchronization and then branching away from each other.

Reminiscing on a failed relationship, a young woman goes about her day, though is unable to escape the spectre of her ex-lover.

Samuel wakes up in his dates apartment after a long night and everything has vanished. He decides to squat at the vacant apartment, waiting for his dates return. When someone else arrives at the door, claiming to be the rightful owner, his world implodes.

A young mans nightmare intertwines with his reality, distorting his view on life and its meaning. Stuck, he searches for a way out.

A young person lost in the woods consults a spirit who helps him weigh his options.

A short documentary on the band Imp Say Glyph and its three members.

A young man suddenly finds himself in the middle of a forest at the peak of night. Determined to find his way out, he encounters a being no other human has ever encountered.

The Government Service Center is an abandoned brutalist building, designed by Paul Rudolph, in Boston. Closed off. Constructed within eight years during the Vietnam war, never completed. Today, it stands as a ghost.

The land disturbed. Perforated ear drums. Piercing through flesh and ruining the mind. Red awaits and births an old horror: War.