EverWonderful was formed over the course of three years, a novella of silent fragments, and sensuous grace. There is poise here that demands no movement, delicate and assured. We watch as one watches the shore, each oscillation growing sweeter, warmer, more compelling and succinct. 

Jeano does not seek spectacle; he captures sincerity. We are intimate and awake, we draw near, taken through instants of life on the Island, where touch and trust and tenderness coalesce with a solidity akin to trees, and white fences. We partake in the rewriting and adoption of memories, EverWonderful, holding fragments of that place, his homeland Jamaica.

EverWonderful was formed over the course of three years, a novella of silent fragments, and sensuous grace. There is poise here that demands no movement, delicate and assured. We watch as one watches the shore, each oscillation growing sweeter, warmer, more compelling and succinct. 

Jeano does not seek spectacle; he captures sincerity. We are intimate and awake, we draw near, taken through instants of life on the Island, where touch and trust and tenderness coalesce with a solidity akin to trees, and white fences. We partake in the rewriting and adoption of memories, EverWonderful, holding fragments of that place, his homeland Jamaica.

In the Dark the Tides Shines Bright (publication) serves as a companion book to the film of the same title, which, at its core, confronts the tides of longing and loss. Rich and at times abstract, the images serve as narrative anchors, gently punctuating the texts and inviting feelings to unfold, shift, and settle.

Whilst the film moves with the urgency of the moment, the book extends these themes with the measured and contemplative experience of the printed page. Artists and writers are invited into dialogue, their reflections expanding on the film’s propositions and deepening its emotional resonance.