Tag : projection
On Saturday, December 10, I’ll be performing at the 3-D theater of the Downtown Independent in Los Angeles. If you haven’t seen the way that I create and transform fluid realities, this will be a perfect introduction! All of my performances use 3-D graphics, and seeing it in stereoscopic 3-D enhances the experience. I invite 3-D enthusiasts […]
J-Walt is preparing to bring Spontaneous Fantasia to Australia! Thanks to the persistence of Warik Lawrance, we have three cities lined up! Melbourne — Brisbane — Perth Each show will take place in a 360 immersive dome theater! We’re looking froward to sharing this amazing new art form with Australian audiences! Here’s the tentative schedule: October 8: Melbourne […]
Each time I step up in front of the technology I’ve created and take electronic brush in hand, I embark on opening new worlds and new discoveries. I invite you to join me on my next adventure! I’ll be back at the amazing Fiske Planetarium at the University of Colorado, Boulder for the finale party of […]
I’m taking my show to Colorado at the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, on July 8. I plan to surround us all with improvised creations that linger, hover, waver, dance, and vanish. Join me in this beautiful theater! Two shows, at 7pm and 9pm. (Update: Information about the event was here, but the the info […]
I’ll be performing at the amazing Fiske Planetarium on the University of Colorado, Boulder campus! In 2015, I performed some shows there that went amazingly well! This will be first appearance in Colorado for 2016. I’m looking forward to creating my gestural virtual worlds in this state-of-the-art 8k theater. Click the link for tickets: http://fiske.colorado.edu/beta/events?id=134 […]
Live immersive 3D performances in Groningen, Netherlands! I’m revving up for a multi-day event in 3D at the futuristic new planetarium in Groningen, Netherlands! I’ll be giving a series of performances between August 21 and 31. This is a brand new 3D theater that just opened in June. I plan to make my shows morph from one […]
Zerynthia is a world of wonder and mystery. Floating wavering creatures, mysterious monoliths, and shuddering trees exist under an iridescent sky. I started exploring this world in 2013, and I continue to discover the mysteries and meanings within.
“Zerynthia” is video installation for experiencing a 3D world. One looks into this world as though through a large picture window. The scenes are inviting and captivating. Visitors linger long and discover aspects of this world that often I had not noticed or planned.
Here’s are images from this work-in-progress, including 3D stereoscopic versions (for red-cyan glasses viewing!)
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- A still from the 3D video installation “Zerynthia”
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- Scene from “Zerynthia”
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- “Hidden Cache” from “Zerynthia”
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- 3D Scene from “Zerynthia”
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- 3D Scene from “Zerynthia”
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- 3D Scene from “Zerynthia”
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- “Zerynthia” 3D installation at Young Projects Gallery
Zerynthia was first exhibited at the Young Projects Gallery. It was part of a show that that ran March 19 through May 3, 2013. Update: As of May 6, 2013, I’ve had three sales of this installation. Four more are available. Contact the Young Projects Gallery to purchase this installation.
I’ve exhibited the installation on three occasions in 2015: June, September, and December.
May 15 performances! The Hong Kong Space Museum is a world-class planetarium. I had a chance to visit this planetarium last December, after my performances in nearby Macau. I’ll be privileged to bend the dome to my will as I create fantastic worlds within. It’s so fun to be able to perform in such theaters. […]
Zerynthia is a world of wonder and mystery. I’ve begun to create and document this world with an installation piece for the Young Projects Gallery. It’s part of a show that opens March 19, 2013, and runs to May 3. Zerynthia is an autocosm, a self-contained world with its own nature. Scenes from this world […]
Controlling Space and Time with the Razer Hydra I’ve just recently integrated another interface into my performance system: the Razer Hydra. Unlike my ANITAR, this interface is off-the-shelf. The Hydra is a gaming interface along the lines of the Nintendo Wii, but this one is magnetic. Unlike old-school magnetic interfaces I’ve used in the past, […]