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.
Experimental Sound Nights v1
Performing with Patricio Jijon and Seong-eun Kim at Space776. Our first time playing out with da Rattle Head and Spine Harp! Videography : Filippo Fantastichini
Performing with Patricio Jijon and Seong-eun Kim at Space776. Our first time playing out with da Rattle Head and Spine Harp! Videography : Filippo Fantastichini
Totem Mask
Plaster, oil paint, grass, and branches. Branches move by hidden servo motors inside the mask. Careful, this boys heavy!
Plaster, oil paint, grass, and branches. Branches move by hidden servo motors inside the mask. Careful, this boys heavy!
Genital Windows
Two large light boxes with laser cut steel MAKS insignia atop painted imagery. The steel shields represent male and female signs. The male sign is the electronic sign of a resistor, and the female a capacitor. Did you know the universal sign of anger is mutilated genitalia?
Two large light boxes with laser cut steel MAKS insignia atop painted imagery. The steel shields represent male and female signs. The male sign is the electronic sign of a resistor, and the female a capacitor. Did you know the universal sign of anger is mutilated genitalia?
MAKS: Meet the Artist 10/21/16
“MAKS: Meet the Artist” was an installation shown at Hood Gallery in Brooklyn NY, October 2016. Nineteen paintings were hung. Landscapes, portraits and crime scenes were chosen as subjects. The room was pitch black. Certain paintings were illuminated with LEDS based on cues from electronic music pumped into the space from loudspeakers. The music ranged from ambient electronica, harsh noise and techno.
“MAKS: Meet the Artist” was an installation shown at Hood Gallery in Brooklyn NY, October 2016. Nineteen paintings were hung. Landscapes, portraits and crime scenes were chosen as subjects. The room was pitch black. Certain paintings were illuminated with LEDS based on cues from electronic music pumped into the space from loudspeakers. The music ranged from ambient electronica, harsh noise and techno.
Night Watch
Multilayered painting on three sheets of glass. Relay insignia on front pane (war sign). Documentation from show in Seoul, Korea 2016.
Multilayered painting on three sheets of glass. Relay insignia on front pane (war sign). Documentation from show in Seoul, Korea 2016.