Rob Feulner is a visionary video artist and director based in Montréal, Québec, known for pushing the boundaries of physical media. His eclectic approach combines vintage technology with modern themes, creating unique video experiences that resonate with collectors. Notable works like "Faces of Emmanuelle" (2014) and "Carmen" (2020) showcase his ability to blend narrative and experimental styles, while titles like "The Burning Desire in a Dollar Bill" (2017) and "Video Art for Conditional Malaise" (2017) highlight his critical engagement with contemporary issues through innovative visual techniques. Feulner's contributions to the home video landscape extend through his label, Bleu Nuit Video, which champions underrepresented artists. Collectors are particularly drawn to his releases, such as the mind-bending "Puerto Rico Tautology (14 dubs high)" (2016) and the intriguing "ǝɹnʇuǝʌp∀ uǝǝʍollɐH s,plǝᴉɟɹɐפ" (2015), both of which embody his signature style of glitch art and experimental narrative. With a commitment to challenging conventional storytelling, Feulner’s work remains a coveted addition to any serious physical media collection.