France Rreally

Living and working in New York City, France Rreally disrupts hypernormalization with an eclectic practice spanning film and video, sculpture, new media, and performance. His work circles themes of alienation, consciousness, power imbalance, and visual culture to investigate anxiety around systemic collapse—whether societal, ecological, or bodily. As an exercise in world-expanding, he develops new mythologies at the intersection of the absurd and everyday, thereby creating a language for experiencing the immaterial and evoking the search for belonging in visions of hidden worlds lying parallel to our own.

 

He has presented his work around North America and Europe including at Anthology Film Archives (NYC), Dia Beacon (New York), Millennium Film Workshop (NYC), Vox Populi (Philadelphia, PA), and various film festivals such as the Mono No Aware Festival of Cinema (NYC), Film Diary (NYC), Fringe! Queer Film and Arts Fest (London, UK), and Cactus Club Independent Film Festival (Milwaukee, WI). He has been an Artist in Residence at Arteles Creative Center (Haukijärvi, Finland) and Casa do Xisto (Maciera de Rates, Portugal). His work and writing has been included in publications including Almanac Press Journal of Trans Poetics, Cursor Magazine, and Crater Magazine. He is a union cinema and museum worker and has been a volunteer at the collectively-run microcinema Spectacle Theater in Brooklyn, NY since 2019.