​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

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.

​CLIENT: Northern Spark  |  DATE: June, 2018

I was asked to contribute video remixes for the 2018 Northern Spark festival by Paige Dansinger of the Better World Museum. The source videos were of people drawing local edible plants in virtual reality. I created a three layered mandala out of these clips and utilized numbers from the Fibonacci sequence to inform the kaleidoscopic effects. This, in turn, created new and novel virtual flowers with similar shapes and growth patterns that can be found in nature.

This was part of a group projection for two nights on the ceiling of the Minneapolis Central Library. 

Learn more about the project below:
​https://2018.northernspark.org/projects/common-urban-edible-plants/

​CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: June, 2018

​A derivative of our initial creation Constellation, Chaotic // Order is a rearrangement of the mirrored pyramids to create new structures. Here eight pyramids circle one central pyramid that are mapped all together and individually to create a playable structure.

You can see bits of this sculpture in action from our Interactive Salon performance.

Music by sleepdealer.

​BELOW: Testing harmonies of opposite sides of the color wheel through a prism.

CLIENT: Trent Kim  |  DATE: June, 2018

Following a successful 2017 presentation, I was primed and ready to come back with even more groundbreaking lumia projects. 

This presentation picked up from where I left off and was titled "Technologically Mediated Lumia Continued." Using many of the same techniques and equipment, I focused even further on interactive qualities that bring light art techniques into the modern age.

​CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: May, 2018

CLIENT: Art Works Eagan | Date: April, 2018

​The first venture into phone app creation was this experiment known as Kinetic Colors. Using data from your cell phone's accelerometer and gyroscope, the app changes colors to reflect speed and position.

As you move the phone around in space, you are able to draw with light and color with the help of long exposure photography. Check out a few of the cool results and download the app for Android below.

Some photos taken with the help of Andrew Skalak and Matt McNeil.

CLIENT: N/A  |  DATE: March, 2018

​In a continual exploration of light and its properties, I've built out these lightscapes (also available as metal prints). Standing around 15'x10' these static, projected forms look at color and shape to create an immersive experience.

​Utilizing video feedback, Strange Attractor explores the bizarre world with colors and shapes not normally known to mankind. With a specially curated audio soundscape from Ryan Bouchie, you'll soon see why this video gets so strange.

This piece was created to be an audio/visual installation of many forms, single screen, projection, or multi-screen installation as seen at BEATS NIGHT - PSYCHEDELIA.

It also has an interactive component where you can view the piece as spherical video and further explore the space to create a unique visual experience each and every time.