The Future Was Desert (Part I), 2016, UK, 5’
‘Mankind’s days are numbered, all their activities will be nothing but wind’ —Sumerian proverb

Fatima Al Qadiri: How Can I Resist U?, 2011, UK, 4’
Qatari Supercars on Edgeware Road / London towerblocks / and so much Gulfie Arab donk

Choque, 2014, Qatar/Brazil, 5’
FIFA Qatar and FIFA Brazil all mixed together

Slaughter, 2013, Egypt, 6’
Rushes of the 2012 Eid al-Adha slaughter shot for the climax of the abandoned feature film Beretta

Mothership, 2017, Qatar/UK, 3’
A baby bird moves in the sand, watched by a mysterious stranger

D0ved0wn, 3’
Though only the recipient can fully decode this video love letter, it is general enough to be read as a universal love poem

Fatima Al Qadiri: Spiral ft. Bobo Secret, 2017, UK, 5’
A belly dance-off mixing femme and masc in a sensual homage to the form

Not Really in Reality Reality TV, 2018, UK, 4’
A surreal interview with Chinese-American actress Bai Ling, cast as a ‘love goddess’ and speaking on the subject of vengefulness

Wayuu Creation Myth, 2017, Colombia, 4’
A companion piece to The Magical State, Ziruma reveals the bloody Wayuu cosmogony

The Future Was Desert (Part II), 2016, UK, 5’
‘Deserts possess a particular magic, since they have exhausted their own futures, and are thus free of time’ —J.G. Ballard