A pioneer of avant-garde filmmaking, Kenneth Anger blurred the lines between cinema, ritual, and visual art. His work drew heavily from occult philosophy, mysticism, and countercultural energy, and he often placed himself at the center of that vision—both as creator and subject. The “Lucifer” tattoo wasn’t just visual shock—it was a statement, aligning with his fascination with light, rebellion, and esoteric symbolism.
