The Art Of Wild Trailer from Lindsay Marie Stewart

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The Art Of Wild, Lindsay Marie Stewart

This is a story of people who don't fear Earth’s sharpest elements, but rather have established profound connections with these wild landscapes through athleticism and artistry.

Follow this series as we explore the wild within ourselves and the outer edges of our planet and how these two landscapes can be fused through experience and expression. The Art of Wild will immerse you into the common language of experience, a way of perceiving and preserving the world.

Coming in: FALL 2014

ARTISTS & ATHLETES
Jamie Tanner, Kate Harris, Lynsey Dyer, Devin Card, Paul Manning-Hunter, Selena Cordeau, Jeremy Koreski
LOCATIONS

Atlin, Revelstoke, Nelson, Victoria, Tofino, British Columbia, Canada 

Denali National Park, Alaska, USA

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

 


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