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Client: Vahna // Back in the 1960s and 70s hundreds of fearless barbarians would line up in the Californian desert to race what were essentially street bikes with each rider making unique modifications to their machines. The generic term used for these bikes was “desert sled”. A pile of tires would be set aflame in the distance, a plume of smoke would arise to offer a visual waypoint and off they would disappear into a thick cloud of Mojave dust. These days one can only imagine the glory of 100 scrappy death machines with no form of sound dampening, throttles wide open, plowing through deep sand, over creosote bushes or anything that had the misfortune of being in the way. For most, the goal was to merely be able to finish the race, bike and body somewhat intact - A great achievement in itself. To win was a feat of marvel. This bike was built in the spirit of those likeminded individuals; men and women who put a pair of wings on a two wheeled pig. Roman gladiators of their time.

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Client: Eaton Workshop // Michiko Kodama was born on January 29, 1938. At age 7, she experienced the Hiroshima atomic bombing. Since 1985, she has been working as a leading member in her local Hibakusha association. She is presently working as Assistant Secretary General of the Japan Confederation of A-and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations (Nihon Hidankyo). She has taken part in international conferences and gatherings, such as NPT Review Conference for 2005, 2010 and 2015 respectively held in the UN, New York. She will testify about her A-bomb experience, and appeal for the abolition of nuclear weapons. video filmdirector videoeditor documentary shortfilm

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