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"Damogen Furies” 4k Remaster - Squarepusher - Warp Records

Installation video - Director Sam Rolfes + Tim Saccenti

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Team Rolfes X Setta Studio for Killscreen Magazine 2021

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Photography + Creative direction for Killscreen magazine

In their second collaboration with King Kong following their astonishing visual story, Postapocalympics, in our Uncanny Issue, photographer Timothy Saccenti and digital manipulator Sam Rolfes present a Nicopanda special, featuring the label’s…

Null+ Void featuring Dave Gahan “Where I wait” Music video, directed by Tim Saccenti, 3d Sculptures by Sam Rolfes

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Null+ Void featuring Dave Gahan “Where I wait” Music video, directed by Tim Saccenti, 3d Sculptures by Sam Rolfes

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Visionary director and photographer Timothy Saccenti has a beautiful print project coming out! Made in collaboration with 3D illustrator Sam Rolfes and heavily inspired by model/actor Sui Nakashima (who Saccenti met on a project for Depeche Mode’s last album), SUI: A Journey in … Continue reading →

“SUI” book project, 2017

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Check this little beauty out. 'Struggle Sessions' is a zine conceived by photographer Timothy Saccenti and artist/designer Sam Rolfes. With Design by Build and Text by Steven Graf. The zine is limited to 100 copies and will be on display/for sale at 'Here is ZINE Tokyo', a zine show curated by Enlightenment at TOKYO CULTuART by BEAMS in Harajuku from Nov 13 – Dec 2. As Timothy explains; 'The zine is an exploration of space and deconstruction of the human form, the portraiture basis of the images has been evolved and devolved during multiple “Struggle Sessions” between the artists. This is the first printed piece in a series of collaborations between the artists that involves film, photography, sculpture and design. The concept of the piece evolves into the printed design, the piece working as both a traditional linear zine and as a series of “spreads” to be removed from the order by the owner.' [mw-company.com/news/2015/10/29/here-is-zine-tokyo]