A dream that wants to burn itself into film thresholds

Be a part / Subscription Tiers

To be a part as I am working toward print shop, screenprint, and self-publishing. Drawings, film photos, artist series, zines.

The Medium

$5/month Monthly post: an essay from research: art, philosophy, and processes. Artist Series.

The Medium: Findings from a Mind-Escaped Myth

$15/month Bi-monthly shares from within realm of my book as I write it. Drawings. Photo. Poems. Monthly Essay included. Sung to move.

Illumine: Artist Process

$27/month Monthly experiments and processes with tutorials and prompts. Access to monthly essays, bi-monthly chapter previews of book.

Jacqueline Claire Marion Badeaux (1986-?) is an experimental film photographer/artist. Also a writer, teacher, and illustrator. With imagistic language and tools, transmutes hidden forms suspended in the dark of an inverted world.

Illumine is a gnostic myth of light and creation in a valley on the precipice of descending into permanent darkness. An artist in exile living inside of a haunted camera obscura begins to write her myth informed by her towers of books. Religious sects of devout mania begin to unravel as superstition and paranoia consume them. Amidst coming twilight turbulences of the valley, the unmanifest begins to awaken a blind primordial god animal. This is a story of creation: art as invocation and vision as catalyst.

Who Cares?

Analog film community, artist support, storytelling and process, love of books.