Introductory video by KatMoon Landes featuring dreamlike forest imagery, glowing light, and standard poodles within an immersive digital landscape.

Digital painter. Immersive storyteller. Dreamlike worlds

Open to collaborations, residencies, teaching, speaking engagements, commissions, and selected work sales.

KatMoon Landes kisses her father on the cheek in a warm family portrait.

Cancer and Cowboys

Video Projection

Work in Development

Overview

One day I was helping my dad rip out kitchen cabinets and sinks. The next, he was diagnosed with stage-four pancreatic cancer and given six months to live. My father, Rev. Al Landes, served as a hospital chaplain—a man of God who prayed for the sick and gave people hope.

My dad loved old Western movies. Gun Smoke, Wagon Train, and John Wayne.This video installation unfolds in a space in time, inside my dad’s living room—horses, cowboys, and Indians raging in battle as cancer cells float in the air. A raging war of the Wild West is juxtaposed with my father’s fight for his life.

As s creative alchemist, I affirm through the making of this work that, in my lifetime, there will be a cure for stage-four pancreatic cancer.

A layered digital composition shows an older man resting in a recliner beside his dog, surrounded by floating cancer cells, scattered tools, and a hand gripping a wrench.

“I Tried To Fix Him Until The Last Minute” 2019

Markers, prisma color pencils, photography and digial painting

Reiki — concept sketch 2019

Markers

A male figure stands beneath surgeons and medical equipment while a hand holds a cannabis leaf in a symbolic image of illness, treatment, and medical cannabis.

“Medical Cannabis” 2019

Marker, Prisma Color Pencils.

My father’s dog rests beside a dog bed in his living room, part of the visual process for Cowboys and Cancer.
Mounted riders move across an open landscape in a historical Western battle scene, part of the visual research for Cowboys and Cancer.
Silhouetted cowboys ride along a ridge beneath dramatic storm clouds, part of the visual research for Cowboys and Cancer.
A wagon train crosses a wide Western landscape beneath a cloudy sky, part of the visual research for Cowboys and Cancer.