Integrated Media
1) Jury Consideration | Joel Jacob Mathew
Hello and Welcome to my Jury Reel. These works are created for my fourth and final year of classes here at OCAD. Enjoy! Note: The first two pieces in this reel are just excerpts, you can find all the works in full length under my collection... More
Installation
Absence | An Experimental Documentary
What does it mean to be absent-minded? This five-minute, multi-channel, audio-visual documentary titled, Absence, ticks the genre of an experimental narrative as it explores the abstraction and derealization that come with absent-mindedness. It... More
Integrated Media
Annihilation | Original Sound Design and Score | Strictly Audio
Here, I created original Sound Design and Music for a scene from the movie Annihilation (2018), directed by Alex Garland.
Installation
Hums of the Past
This work focuses on my cultural hymns, the atmosphere of Kerala and the exploration of Nostalgia. I use hymns from my past, and tunes that have been sung to me just as I was going to sleep. Kerala is filled with natural beauty, I want to... More
Installation
Malarvadi (Flower Garden) | Media Research Project
In this project, I used my grandfather's poem to evoke my sense of identity through language. As an Indian Immigrant, I feel as though my culture will slip away if not held tightly. I use visuals from my childhood that react to the audio of my... More
Digital Media
Personal Mapping Assignment
Personal Mapping Assignment (Third Year). Click the link below to access the Visualization.
Integrated Media
Sound Design and Music for Hugo
I had fun recreating the SFX and Music for a scene from Hugo (2011) dir. by Martin Scorcese. Headphones recommended.
Integrated Media
Strings of Melancholy | OST
A Soundtrack I created using MIDI strings to emphasize longing and desolation in audio form. Click the Headset icon to access this piece. Enjoy!
Work by
Joel Jacob Mathew
Sound Designer/Video Artist
““To create, first, we must feel. To feel, first, we must be human.” I create art to highlight personal experiences, issues and flaws, whether through the visual abstraction of absent-mindedness or...” [More]