CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: July, 2019
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Playing with drone footage has become a new interest of mine (see DREAMWORLD). The smooth motion and ability to do what most cameras cannot opens up a lot of doors.
Here I utilized some footage from Art-Tech alum, Jason Kaasovic as he flew through the Minnesota Science Museum. The main manipulation came in VDMX via internal feedback and mirroring. The rest is just happy accidents!
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Music courtesy of Harri Bionic
https://soundcloud.com/harribionic/

CLIENT: Art-Tech Experience  |  DATE: July, 2019

An exploration in subverting facial recognition in an age of no privacy. Effects created and adjusted in VDMX. 

​CLIENT: REM5 VR Lab | DATE: June, 2019
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Starting to experiment more with 360 and the possibilities of glitching it out. Below is a quick example of how a relatively boring commute can turn into something a bit more magical.

CLIENT: N/A | DATE: March, 2019

AESTUS takes a look at iridescence in its natural form. I stumbled upon some excellent sunlight hitting an antique plate that I had recently purchased and got right to work. Shooting in multiple speeds and ISO levels with my Samsung S7, I was able to get some excellent results. Shout out to the lazy Susan that helped the rotation.

In our third year preforming for Drone Not Drones, we provided unique visual experiences for a number of artists as seen below. Looking to pull from installations like Human Rorschach, Zenith and Emergence, visuals were produced on the fly with the help of live cameras, kinect and more.

​CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: November, 2018

A peek at the early days of light discovery and images of celestial events (also explored in "PULSAR"). I imagine these images depicting light as it travels through the historical and now hypothetical "aether". 

This exploration has opened our imagination into what is further possible in the field of lumia (light art). Through reflections, films and different light sources, there are many more discoveries on the horizon.

​CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: November, 2018

​We wanted to explore the core value of light, so in SANCTUS white light was contorted and pushed through a prism creating a ballet of rainbows. ​We then set this beautiful dance to an improvised set by the Infinite Strangers.

​Enjoy.

​CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: November, 2018

Dispersion looks at how light interacts through multiple prisms. This hands-on experiment discovered new combinations of colors beyond human imagination. We set the video to an equally experimental track by Brains & Hutch. Enjoy.

​CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: November, 2018

​Dedrochronology is not only a mouthful, but it's the science of aging trees based on their rings. We examined this science through colorful lumia patterns reflected onto the canvas that was a beautiful tree stump. Results below.

​Two bonus shots of desert rock piles bathed in dichroic light.

CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: November, 2018

An experiment in immersive light. Down the Rabbit Hole has you staring right into the light at the end of the tunnel. Photons of all colors brush right past your face as you're glued to your seat. An inviting but challenging track from Infinite Strangers challenges your perceptions, time moves slower.

Come and follow us down.