WORKS FOR SALE
Selected images from all periods are for sale, either as vintage silver prints, archival pigment prints, or as original works.
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A Man Walks Out Of A Bar...IMAGES
sold through Photospace Gallery 1st floor, 37 Courtenay Place Wellington 6011 New Zealand Photospace gallery
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Fringes and BackgroundsOriginal WARWICK 8B3 spiral notebook
containing 17 facsimile images CONTACT..... lrizos@xtra.co.nz $60 |
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Movies
Various movies available on DVD. Shot in HD at 1/2000 sec per frame.
CONTACT... lrizos@xtra.co.nz
CONTACT... lrizos@xtra.co.nz
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From a moving bus. The full length of New Zealand cities and towns (tourist eye view)
Auckland airport to hotel Bulls Carterton, going south Christchurch, hotel to airport Clinton Dannevirke, arriving.. leaving Dunedin, airport to hotel Edendale Eltham Featherston, going south Foxton, going north Gisborne to airport Gore Greytown, going south Inglewood, going north Kihikihi Kutarere Levin, leaving going north Makaraka, into Gisborne Masterton, going south Mataura Milton Matawai, arriving... leaving Midhurst, going north New Plymouth, arriving... leaving Normanby Ohope Opotiki Oroua Downes, going north Otaki, going south Otaki, going north Otorohanga, going north Paramatta, going north Paraparaumu, Lindale, going north Paraparaumu, going south, from the right side of bus Patea, going north Piopio, going north Sanson Stratford Tauranga, Tauriko, arriving Tauranga, leaving Te Horo, going south Te Puke Teheranikau Tirau, arriving... leaving Waikanae, going north Waipawa Waipukurau Waverley Whakatane, arriving Whenua Tapu Woodville |
From a moving car (perpendicular to the movement of the car)
Dunedin, airport to hotel Island Bay, The Parade, going north Island Bay, The Parade, going south Longburn Ngaruawahia, going south Opotiki Paramatta, going south Putaruru, going north Shannon, going north Taupiri, going south Taupo, arriving from south Te Awamutu, kihikihi Te Kuiti, going south Tirau Turangi, going north Waiouru Whitby, Porirua
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Musicians At Work As shown at NZ Film Archives May 2010
In celebration of New Zealand Music Month the Film Archive mediagallery presents Musicians at Work; video portraits of buskers by Lucien Rizos in the TV Lounge.
Filmed on the side of the road and in alleyways, Musicians at Work captures a dozen street musicians looking to earn a dollar from passing pedestrians around New Zealand.
Some of the performers in Musicians at Work ply their trade with the confidence and skill of virtuosos, while others are hesitant and unsure of themselves. The youngest are two pre-teen guitarists on
Auckland’s Queen St, who play heavy metal covers. An older man in Dunedin sits beside his mobility scooter and performs classic folk tunes on violin. A flamenco guitarist launches into an impassioned and accomplished solo performance whilst sitting in front of a bank.
Rizos’ portraits capture not only the musicians but the aura they generate; a teenage drummer performs a furious solo while his teenage friends look on, sharing a cigarette. Some passers-by stop to listen, to give money, or to express their thanks and delight. Others sit nearby and pretend not to notice, perhaps to avoid paying.
Performances by:
Piano Accordion Queen Street, Auckland
Guitar Queen Street, Auckland
Drum Kits Manners Mall, Wellington
Electric Guitar and Bass Queen Street, Auckland
Er Hu Lambton Quay, Wellington
Guitar/Vocal Manners Mall, Wellington
Guitar Queen Street, Auckland
Drum Kit Queen Street, Auckland
Violin Lane off George Street, Dunedin
Violin George Street, Dunedin
Guitar/Vocal Queen Street, Auckland
DVD video portraits of buskers. 56 minutes.
Filmed on the side of the road and in alleyways, Musicians at Work captures a dozen street musicians looking to earn a dollar from passing pedestrians around New Zealand.
Some of the performers in Musicians at Work ply their trade with the confidence and skill of virtuosos, while others are hesitant and unsure of themselves. The youngest are two pre-teen guitarists on
Auckland’s Queen St, who play heavy metal covers. An older man in Dunedin sits beside his mobility scooter and performs classic folk tunes on violin. A flamenco guitarist launches into an impassioned and accomplished solo performance whilst sitting in front of a bank.
Rizos’ portraits capture not only the musicians but the aura they generate; a teenage drummer performs a furious solo while his teenage friends look on, sharing a cigarette. Some passers-by stop to listen, to give money, or to express their thanks and delight. Others sit nearby and pretend not to notice, perhaps to avoid paying.
Performances by:
Piano Accordion Queen Street, Auckland
Guitar Queen Street, Auckland
Drum Kits Manners Mall, Wellington
Electric Guitar and Bass Queen Street, Auckland
Er Hu Lambton Quay, Wellington
Guitar/Vocal Manners Mall, Wellington
Guitar Queen Street, Auckland
Drum Kit Queen Street, Auckland
Violin Lane off George Street, Dunedin
Violin George Street, Dunedin
Guitar/Vocal Queen Street, Auckland
DVD video portraits of buskers. 56 minutes.
