Jesus of Malibu Family of Artists

Artwork by Briana Moreno:  My name is Briana, and I joined the JOM family of artists because I have only one drive in life, and that is the journey of spiritual growth, the constant pursuit of higher consciousness, and the hunger for universal knowledge. Our brothers and sisters all over the world are suffering. Life, this world, this universe, is so much larger and more intricate than any one of us can even comprehend. We’ve invented science to teach us a microscopic portion of the wonderment and comp lexities of this thing we call existence… a microscopic portion. None of us really understands any of it. But at the root of it all, is a very very basic concept: oneness. There’s never been a more cliché phrase that was truer: we are one. People must open their minds to another avenue of thinking and being. Unfortunately, video games, music videos, alcohol, clothes, television, and money have become the precedents for future generations. Outside of our bubbles, the problem...

Artwork by Tony Iatridis: I guess if I had to put a thought under the drawing about why I wanted to do it it would be this: Billy and Anais had a vision to bring something beautiful to the world. So much so that gave up much of their material life, a thing which would be difficult for most of us but I think was easy for them. Because they not only share this vision but they clearly love each other more than themselves. They are truly an inspiration. Tony

www.jesusofmalibu.com Margaux Lopis – I’m french and graphic designer. In Jesus of Malibu, Anais and Billy filmed their own conception of life in a very free way. That’s why I collaborate today in their project with pleasure. All my compositions are made of ideas that the film has suggested to me. I really like the aesthetic of the film, the way they made these beautiful images mixed with serious ideas and comic situations… with a lot of honesty. Very glad to participate to this project.      

www.jesusofmalibu.com "I am a real believer in the power of us as people and I would in my image try to capture some of that feeling, which seems from the videos I have watched of Jesus of Malibu film that is a central theme. Fragility and Might. Adventure and Waiting. Heat and Cold. The dualities of Life and Humanity." By Canadian Illustrator Debby Gonzalez

www.jesusofmalibu.com Jesus of Malibu emulates what I've aspired to find my whole life. A revolution within my own mind, in search of truth deprived of vanity. This film will bring a breath of fresh air amongst the overused cliches and stereotypes in cinematic standards. William and Anais Yeager have reached out from their own depth hoping to change the world, or at the very least to stimulate others such as myself towards altruism and the beneficial impact it may hold. There is no freedom in the enslaved mind, there is no freedom in the secluded one. There are only messages such as this one which can help bridge the gaps of division. Reach out to revolutionize your minds ! Much Love, Nicola San Giorgio www.artropie.com

www.jesusofmalibu.com By Jaime Correa "There's not too much people that see chances where problems are, that see the chance to evolve through crisis, but that's the case of Bill and Anais, who without financial or big technical support, but with hearts full of love and minds gifted with common sense they just decided to go for it...and I could totally related to them in that level, and later through the creative process in terms of ideas acting in a beautiful odd synchronicity. Just with my low quality pencils, A4 sheets of paper, the scanner at home and a very basic knowledge about the use of the software in my very old computer. Every line, every shape, form and color represents not only graphic elements features on the film, but also intends through ornamentation to display the message that Jesus of Malibu encloses. Being aware at the same time that this message would not easy to digest for many viewers, this piece is just a friendly fire starter that precedes t...

Jesus of Malibu / My Jerry McGuire Moment Everyone has a moment in their lives where they take a step back and look around. Sometimes it is the madness that they have helped to create, other times it is the artist struggling to keep afloat in the tar of conformity. Money rules the world right? Right? The Jom Revolution is one of those memos in the form of unbridled creativity that invokes the evolution of the mind. One does not have to be a "Free Spirit" to understand the message that they are trying to convey. In mankind's search for innovation our humanity and spirituality have somehow gone missing. The simple complexities of the universe and ether have escaped our view. Children go missing while we focus on whether or not Lindsey Lohan and Charlie Sheen will actually get the millions of dollars they have already made. It has taken over our culture for the better or worse. We will see in the future when nature corrects the imbalances caused primari...

 By Nate Bower Evan Wondolowski http://www.theartofe.com/# "I love everything about this project, their motivation, and their thoughts; it is an incredibly truly beautiful film and an amazing journey." John

"Truth will save the world." By Rosie Laszlo

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Artwork by Adrienne Miller

Artwork By Karyn Hart

My decision to make this art work for JOM revolution was quite easy, is that inspiration that comes from a raw place where you know and believe that somehow you're trying to make a change, like the JOM revolution does.  In a globalized world, where everything turns out to be tagged, individualized, homogenized, and packed in a very mundane way of thinking leaving behind the true collective human nature that makes us a tiny part but an important one of the true "whole", people that make us think different, that make us come out from that " day to day" basis, that inspire us to make a change even if it´s a small or a huge one, well then the JOM revolution might be that trigger to make your own and true change... Pato 

2 Billy and Anais u seem 2 b sakrid complements who 2gether have learned 2 fly. thank u 4 taking your power and sharing your joy with us all. let us know how we can help with your wish. your wish is ours. your imagination has created beauty and power. much love and thanks  I had just gotten into art and painting and was looking for any opportunities available. Little did I know that I would find other people who look at the world that a lot of others do but aren't for some reason willing to talk about, much less actually TRY to do something about it. Beautiful people working toward a beautiful cause. Realization of life leads to a much more simple and gratifying one. It's ok to dream beyond what you think is possible. You may not know what the finish line looks like but don't be afraid to chase it down. Despite how lonely everyone can get and justifiably so, we are all in this together. We all want the best for ourselves and those ...

When I watched the film trailers of Jesus of Malibu I was completely in AWE, I found the simplicity and purity of the film so inspiring. I've always believed that a simpler life and more contact with nature draws us closer to our true selves. Matthew This painting is 20"x20" handmade oil paint on canvas. "What Billy and Anais are doing took so much courage and guts. But not only that what they are saying, preaching and living is completely awe inspiring. This is a very potent, bold, honest and enlightening film, I was left with watery eyes. I think their work is so very important to get people to think outside the box. I am certain that Jesus of Malibu will be the most important independent film of our time and become a classic." Randy L

"I find the film Jesus of Malibu beautiful, inspiring and reminiscent of my American culture. I think what Billy and Anais are doing comes across as relevant and transparent. I have the sense that in each moment, it is not just their mind or heart or emotions that are speaking, but their whole-body-at-once, the teacher, responding to the world. This is special to me." Amanda Artwork by Ramtin Zanjani, born in 1979 in Tehran, Iran.