"Fire and Xandria" (my music video)

An artistic video of mine. Video clips of a massive forest fire in California and a song called "Ginger" by Xandria.

"A Day in Haarlem, The Netherlands" (my photo compilation)

For those of you who are curious. Pictures I took while walking through Haarlem. The ending includes a New Year's Eve celebration in the city of Castricum (a lot of people lighting up their own personal fireworks).

"Slinky" (my music video)

I saw a video of a cat sliding sideways down the stairs, like a slinky, so I decided to combine the classic "Slinky" commercial with the cat going down the stairs. I even photoshopped him into the product photo at the very end of the video (as I am sure he would appreciate that extra touch).

"Asshole" (my music video)

Dedicated to American propagandists on the radio and television.

"Homeless" (my music video)

"People with untreated psychiatric illnesses comprise one-third, or between 150,000 and 200,000 people, of the estimated 744,000 homeless population. The quality of life for these individuals is abysmal. Many are victimized regularly. One study found that 28 percent of homeless people with previous psychiatric hospitalizations obtained some food from garbage cans and 8 percent used garbage cans as a primary food source." Source: Psychlaws, Treatment Advocacy Center

"Birdface Killa" (my music video)

A very ruthless individual lives in my house. I do my best avoiding eye contact and open the door to the backyard as frequently as possible.

"Sunrise" (my music video)

I created this to deal with the death of my brother, Alan, in 2002. He was only 22 years old and we were very close.

"Anger Bind" (my music video)

Another artistic venture courtesy of Yours Truly. Someone sitting nearby just saw the video and told me: "Thinking too much can be the bind that ties you up." lol.

Anyway, here are the lyrics (Song excerpted -- not the full version -- therefore only the lyrics that were in this video will be included):

Artist: Korn
Song name: "Clown"

Lyrics: "Anger inside builds within my body / Why'd you hit me? What have I done? You tried to hit me! / Scream at me again, if you like / Throw your hate at me with all your might / Hit me 'cause I'm strange, hit me! / Tell me I'm a pussy and you're harder then me. / What's with you boy? Think hard. A tatooed body to hide who you are / Scared to be honest, be yourself -- a cowardly man! / I don't run around trying to be, what's not within me / Look into my eyes, I am free -- you're just a wannabe / To come out / Hit me clown because I'm not from your town, hit me clown..."

"What goes through my mind when I'm jogging" (my music video)

Music. Symbolism. There are no limits.  The person who filmed me from their apartment is from Holland.  I love this song -- "Soleil D'Egypte" by Natacha Atlas (2001).

"The Temptation of Videogame Porn" (my music video)

Photos excerpted from some nerd's website, awhile ago, who took screenshots of his videogame characters while they were in seemingly suggestive poses. The first song is "I Rather Fuck You" by NWA (1991). The second song I created using Fruity Loops and it was intentionally created to have a dark, sexual feel to it.

"Neverending Story: Swamp of Despair" (my music video)

Excerpted from "The Neverending Story" (1984). The song is wholly my creation and it was created at the same time the video collage was created so that the two could be in harmony with each other.

"Sex in the Forest While the Wife is Asleep" (my music video)

Clips excerpted from "The Howling" (1981). I created this song to match the feelings and sounds within the clips. Just another creative journey by yours truly:

"Tyson's Losses" (my music video)

Videos excerpted from clips showing boxer Mike Tyson's losses. I created the song using Fruity Loops. You might notice, sometimes, that I synchronized the song to match the physical motion of what's happening in the clips -- the song was deliberately made to match the video clips and it is uniquely my creation.

"Iraq: Collective Punishment" (my music video)

I was viewing photos of the Iraq War in September 2007 and decided to make a video collage out of them to capture the pain and confusion of the Iraqis as war descended upon them.

The song was one I had made some years before, using Fruity Loops, but it fit the feeling of the movie's perspective perfectly: