Initiate Mask
“From the woods to the public square” 8″ x 10″ resin, fiberglass, hair, acrylic paint, oil paint, string. 2018.
“From the woods to the public square” 8″ x 10″ resin, fiberglass, hair, acrylic paint, oil paint, string. 2018.
MAKS @ 59th St. Terminal
Performing in the Subway for the first time. The setup was incredibly light and portable, allowing me to hit multiple locations within a day. Gonna continue in this vain alongside the larger guerrilla installs I’ve been pushing on the public.
Performing in the Subway for the first time. The setup was incredibly light and portable, allowing me to hit multiple locations within a day. Gonna continue in this vain alongside the larger guerrilla installs I’ve been pushing on the public.
MAKS @ TransPecos 6/17/18
Performing at Trans Pecos rock club in Ridgewood, NY. First attempt performing while unmasked. First outing with newly fabricated 7 segment-display mask.
Performing at Trans Pecos rock club in Ridgewood, NY. First attempt performing while unmasked. First outing with newly fabricated 7 segment-display mask.
MAKS @ Queens Museum
MAKS performing at the Queens Museum during Itinerant 2018: Performance Art Festival. 5/19/18, Queens NY.
MAKS performing at the Queens Museum during Itinerant 2018: Performance Art Festival. 5/19/18, Queens NY.
MAKS @ Flushing Meadows Park 5/19/18
Performing during itinerant 2018 Performance Art Festival on 5/19/18. Flushing Meadows Park, Queens, NY.
Performing during itinerant 2018 Performance Art Festival on 5/19/18. Flushing Meadows Park, Queens, NY.
MAKS @ Nicodema Plaza
MAKS performing on 3/22/18 at Sister Nicodema Plaza in Brooklyn, NY. It was a first to be out in the snow. Lots of logistical hurdles during this outing – the canvas fell over and knocked one of the censers onto an innocent bystander. We tied it to a tree and kept it moving. LEDs were impossible to perceive in the direct sunlight, but as a video it came together. Having the crowd participate (see last minute of documentation) was fun, and might be worth exploring that more.
MAKS performing on 3/22/18 at Sister Nicodema Plaza in Brooklyn, NY. It was a first to be out in the snow. Lots of logistical hurdles during this outing – the canvas fell over and knocked one of the censers onto an innocent bystander. We tied it to a tree and kept it moving. LEDs were impossible to perceive in the direct sunlight, but as a video it came together. Having the crowd participate (see last minute of documentation) was fun, and might be worth exploring that more.
MAKS @ West Village
Burning copal incense goes back to the days of the Aztecs. Cortes can suck it, the spirits don’t die!
Burning copal incense goes back to the days of the Aztecs. Cortes can suck it, the spirits don’t die!
Spine Harp
This three foot tall sculpture is also a musical instrument. Sensors on the exposed spinal column are attached to a computer synthesizer. 8 notes to choose, full polyphony. Made of plaster, paper mache and painted with spray and oil paints. Nine pin DSUB connector for attaching to microcontroller.
This three foot tall sculpture is also a musical instrument. Sensors on the exposed spinal column are attached to a computer synthesizer. 8 notes to choose, full polyphony. Made of plaster, paper mache and painted with spray and oil paints. Nine pin DSUB connector for attaching to microcontroller.
Rattle
Don’t let her good looks fool you – this charm actually has demonic power. Rattle comes with pushbutton to connect to a microcontroller. Plaster, paper, mashe, hair extensions, leds, wire, SPST pushbutton.
Don’t let her good looks fool you – this charm actually has demonic power. Rattle comes with pushbutton to connect to a microcontroller. Plaster, paper, mashe, hair extensions, leds, wire, SPST pushbutton.