“time is a rubber band” is an ongoing work of multi channel video installation, interactive sculpture and online virtual worlds. Based on ethereal visions and transcendental experience, it is a mythic experience across time and into extradimensional locations, expanding our notions of what it means to be human: how we are now, how we have been in the past, and what we could be in the future.
I’ve been working on a large steel and ceramic sculpture, that you can stand inside and navigate a projection of this virtual world while the sound plays above your head.
I made these prosthetics to become my own ancestor, an aquatic creature on an ocean planet. In this three channel video cycle, I walk from one timeline into another to save her from a portentous demise.
ASTROMETRICS is the new media collaboration between Hunter Whitaker-Morrow and Fleming, exploring the utopian futurities and dystopian presents of science fiction through dual desktop projections, synthesizers, and spoken word.
A fifteen minute work break phone spiral into toxic wellness culture and whiteness.
A night of ritual performance and dance on the Winter Solstice, a pivotal moment in the seasonal cycle as it is experienced in the Northern Hemisphere. Fifteen artists worked collaboratively to create interwoven performances, the final performance ending in a parade to my home for the sonic emissions of three more artists and dancing.
404 Not Found is a live hardware tekno project since 2014. I weave samples of esoteric and popular culture with textural field recordings and modular synthesizer into the beats and basslines made by wife and collaborator Lacey Alexis. In this excerpt of a live set I’m playing samples of the Wave Organ, a sound sculpture by Peter Richards in San Francisco, Vito Acconci’s “Seedbed” and 4 Non Blondes, “What’s Going On?”
In this piece dancers begin in the museum atrium, each with a bluetooth speaker playing the score at whatever timecode they choose, starting and stopping, as they move through the space. One by one, they pick cards from the central textile and move into the surrounding galleries to the artworks depicted on the cards, which also contain a poetic prompt. Responding to both the artwork and the prompt they can be located in the galleries by the sound of my score playing from their speaker.