Miguel Carcacia Gauthier

Miguel uses primarily analog photography and digital design as a way to archive time, connect with people, and capture the subtleties of everyday moments. His offbeat upbringing in Val-d'Or, Abitibi-Témiscamingue inspired his influences of cinema, fashion, the outdoors and, of course, the 80s. Driven to immerse people in a world where every detail becomes a discovery, he uses technical and creative approches to create a well-crafted story.

Currently residing in Montreal, QC, Miguels work focuses fashion, documentary, or anything more off-the-wall.

MAVI

HOLLYWOOD

The Giver

dir / edit / dp @jackieradinsky
prod co @genreless.media
ep @willnoyce
1st ac @james_smathers
gaff @_kevinshum_
2nd ac @danyul_____
bbe @noahspiece
color @lukesmk
stylist @hoodbyblood
bts @s.ophie @goingtospainsoon
pa @ralphparkerfilm
addtl prod @mayabalkaran_
mgmt @zayshimkin
starring @mavi4mayor @kleptokynn & Gengis Don

CONDORS REST

SOMEWHERE IN CALIFORNIA

I won’t reveal the exact location, but somewhere deep within the heart of California lies a hidden gem, a vast expanse of untouched wilderness. This 6,000 acre reserve preserves the raw beauty of the Golden State. Mountain lions roam its rugged hills, elusive and rarely seen. High above, condors drift lazily on the wind, while ants scurry along the forest floor, going about their endless work. Bears amble through dense groves, and snakes move silently beneath the brush.

We were guided through this remarkable place by Devlin Gandy, a national geographic photographer and anthropologist, who has devoted his life to studying California’s Indigenous people and plants. His talents reach far beyond academia, from ancient cave paintings to the ends of earth in Patagonia. Devlin has a deep connection to this land and wishes to share that with everyone who may not realize they are connected as well.

As we walked, he shared his vision for the future of Condors Rest. A collaborative project, with other visionaires such as Aaron Huey, who hope to blend art and nature for eco-conscious artists to have a playground where creation and inspiration comes from the landscape that surrounds them.

@devlin_gandy
@condors_rest
@s.ophie

CALIFORNIA

ALL OVER

ation and inspiration comes from the landscape that surrounds them

Joshua tree
Sequoia
Big sur
San Luis Obispo
Point reyes

STREET PHOTOGRAPHY

ALL AROUND THE WORLD

OSČ - UNTOLD COWBOY

MONTREAL

Behind the scenes

Creative Direction: @o____sc
Models: @axndyxx & @taffari2wavy
Photography: @qauffeegraphy
Styling: @d_f__g
Hair: @yoyo_didit
Set Design: @charlesantoine.ca & @ste_helene
Video and Behind the scenes : @goingtospainsoon & @s.ophie

Published in @sukomag

TOMAS DESSUREAULT

MONTREAL

Fine art museum altercation

Tomas Dessureault tried to paint canvases on the front steps of the Musee des beaux art, the fine art museum of Montreal. With the intention to manifest an exhibition, his goal was to paint there and then donate his work to the museum. Security quickly asked the apsiring artist to leave. However, not before Tomas was able to get his paintings inside the museum. And according to the Museum themself, once a piece of art is placed inside the museum, through donation or purchase, they must archive it. Now, we wait until this manifestation comes to fruition.

@tomas.dessureault

FILM & DESIGN

2024