One of the components of the Syracuse project is to project a number of my recent video animations onto buildings in downtown Syracuse under the Urban Video Project. Last night we tested out some of the projections (Op Eyes is seen here) and took photos ...
We’re almost finished installing the speakers for the new installation at Light Work. I’m working on wiring all of the amps today and should have it all done by tomorrow.
Installation of Fragments, Spirits, Dust Bunnies, my new piece for Light Work, has begun in Syracuse. Right now I’m placing black circles on the walls to determine the placement of 6″ speakers to be mounted. We’re hoping to have all of the speakers ...
The Drug Free Sport commission piece is finally installed. There are a couple more color tweeks to be done on it but it’s currently on view nonetheless. There will be an open house and possible artist discussion about it held for local architects, ...
My commission for Drug Free Sport is mentioned in an article on el dorado in the new issue of Architect Magazine.
This is the final Photoshop mockup for the three-channel video commissioned by the National Center for Drug Free Sport. The video animation is still in the works but will hopefully be done within the next couple of weeks.
I found out yesterday that I was awarded the commission to create art for the lobby of the National Center for Drug Free Sport. I’ll be working with Josh Shelton of el dorado architects to create a new video piece. I proposed a multi-channel video ...
I finally got some installation images for Op Eyes showing in the Oppenheimer New Media Gallery at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art. The projection is approx. 18 ft. x 10 ft. and is being shown from Blu-ray disc.
Light Work director Hannah Frieser and I spent about five hours today scouting locations for my exhibition coming up at Light Work in 2009. We visited Syracuse University’s Art Galleries, Warehouse Gallery, Point of Contact, Delavan Art Gallery, and ...
My video Vertical Blinds (2) is on view at Roger Williams University in Providence, RI, until March 21, 2007. This is part of a new series being curated by Megan and Murray McMillan.