David O'Connell
Sydney Street Stylin'
April 13th 2008 22:25
Longtime Orble blogger Trina sent me a message today - she's all connected in Sydney's hiphop/bboy scene and her boyfriend, a young filmmaker and bboy, made this fantastic short film illustrating the high-flying, dangerous-driving moves that these young cats flaunt with grace and style.
Using notorious Sydney landmarks, the QVB and the Pyrmont Bridge, the images are fast and frenetic, the lighting soft enough to obscure the sense of sleepy abandonment and vicious aggression that fills the CBD at night.
For once, that corner, near the QVB, looks quite beautiful. Who knew that all you needed was a bunch of breakdancers? Queen Vicky herself looked down on the dancers with a sense of pride; rooted in her throne, she was captivated, allowing the meek humans to pass by her unscathed.
Here it is:
Note: I could totally do those moves.
Using notorious Sydney landmarks, the QVB and the Pyrmont Bridge, the images are fast and frenetic, the lighting soft enough to obscure the sense of sleepy abandonment and vicious aggression that fills the CBD at night.
For once, that corner, near the QVB, looks quite beautiful. Who knew that all you needed was a bunch of breakdancers? Queen Vicky herself looked down on the dancers with a sense of pride; rooted in her throne, she was captivated, allowing the meek humans to pass by her unscathed.
Here it is:
Note: I could totally do those moves.
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