Vladimir pays nostalgic homage to View-Masters, the 3-D stereoscopes popular since the 1940s, while at the same time repurposing the device to create a kind of click-by-click short film experience. Her Vladmaster performances feature original narratives and literary adaptations, dioramas she built and photographed, and sound tracks she created to accompany the viewing experience.

An artist from Portland, Oregon, Vladimir has held Vladmaster performances at several film festivals in the Northwest since 2003. She also makes and shows Super-8 films with the Portland collective Tiny Picture Club, occasionally mass-produces form letters, and has created her own line of scratch-it Vladland lottery tickets.

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Additional support is provided by the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota.

Vladimir pays nostalgic homage to View-Masters, the 3-D stereoscopes popular since the 1940s, while at the same time repurposing the device to create a kind of click-by-click short film experience. Her Vladmaster performances feature original narratives and literary adaptations, dioramas she built and photographed, and sound tracks she created to accompany the viewing experience.

An artist from Portland, Oregon, Vladimir has held Vladmaster performances at several film festivals in the Northwest since 2003. She also makes and shows Super-8 films with the Portland collective Tiny Picture Club, occasionally mass-produces form letters, and has created her own line of scratch-it Vladland lottery tickets.

Sponsored by


Additional support is provided by the Women’s Foundation of Minnesota.