This book accompanies the release of SUNSONG, a surf film set in Fiji, that explores surfing as a creative act. Against the backdrop of Cloudbreak and the surrounding islands, a group of surfers reveal how instinct, inspiration and imagination shape the way we ride the same wave. Every image is a frame extracted from the original 16mm motion picture, preserving fleeting moments that exist for only a fraction of a second on screen. Shot entirely in and under the water, the photographs trace the movement of water and light, revealing details often lost in motion.
Featuring the surfing of MIKEY FEBRUARY, FRANKIE HARRER, KOBE HUGHES, JAMES KUSITINO, LUNGI SLABB, CHE SLATTER and TOSH TUDOR
Shot on 16mm film by DAVE FOX
80 pages. 8 inch x 10 inch. Perfect bound.
This T-Shirt accompanies the release of SUNSONG, a new surf movie by Spearhead Unlimited.
Printed on American Waste (AWE®). Second hand garments of unknown origins, each carefully sorted, graded, dyed and laundered by hand in Los Angeles. Because every piece has a past, subtle differences in color and fit are part of its character-not imperfections, but proof of a circular process.
This T-Shirt accompanies the release of SUNSONG, a new surf movie by Spearhead Unlimited.
Printed on American Waste (AWE®). Second hand garments of unknown origins, each carefully sorted, graded, dyed and laundered by hand in Los Angeles. Because every piece has a past, subtle differences in color and fit are part of its character-not imperfections, but proof of a circular process.
This T-Shirt accompanies the release of SUNSONG, a new surf movie by Spearhead Unlimited.
Printed on American Waste (AWE®). Second hand garments of unknown origins, each carefully sorted, graded, dyed and laundered by hand in Los Angeles. Because every piece has a past, subtle differences in color and fit are part of its character-not imperfections, but proof of a circular process.
This T-Shirt accompanies the release of SUNSONG, a new surf movie by Spearhead Unlimited.
Printed on American Waste (AWE®). Second hand garments of unknown origins, each carefully sorted, graded, dyed and laundered by hand in Los Angeles. Because every piece has a past, subtle differences in color and fit are part of its character-not imperfections, but proof of a circular process.
