If you died and came back, what would your art look like? After drowning and being found lifeless in the ocean, Matthew is resuscitated by strangers, but left paralyzed from the neck down. In response to this drastic life change, Matthew throws himself into his artwork exploring themes of mortality, meaning, and the limits of his own body. We follow Matthew’s progress as he pushes himself in rehabilitation to regain the ability to walk and even sets ambitious goals of returning to work as an ER doctor and surfing again.
Scoring “The Resurrection Artist” was an extraordinary journey into the depths of human resilience and creativity.
The film’s exploration of themes like mortality, meaning, and physical limitation demanded a soundtrack that could evoke profound emotions and introspection. Crafting music that mirrored Matthew’s artistic journey and his relentless pursuit of rehabilitation was both challenging and inspiring.
Each composition aimed to reflect his struggles and triumphs, adding an emotional layer to his story of transformation and hope. It was an honor to contribute to a film that celebrates the indomitable spirit of an individual redefining his life through art.
