might see dead ends. Kaleidoscope is the pinnacle to date of a riding career that was born and bred in Glasgow, largely at the Unit 23 skate-park, which Kriss has seen as a second home for the last ten years.
Speaking of the project Kriss said, “Kaleidoscope has been the most surreal thing that I have ever been involved in. 
Riding a park that is constantly moving and shifting was challenging but enabled me to pull off lines and tricks that have never been seen before. I have had the opportunity to work with creative and technical people from worlds that I never thought I would be part of with my BMX bike. I am so excited by the end result and all the work that has been put in feels justified.”
Director Ben Scott of Ridley Scott Associates said, “Kriss is a very special rider. He can look at something quite conceptual and say whether or not he could do it. A lot of what we shot has not been done before. Or if it had, we added another dimension. It’s one thing to flair from a curved rail, it’s quite another to do that trick when the flat bank ramp you are landing on isn’t there, and glides in just when you need it!
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