This showreel documents a variety of digital animation works produced and presented in the public sphere over the past several years: urban projections, city festivals, lobby art screens, museum activations, and site-specific installation commissions. I often refer to these works as ‘video murals’, inspired as they are by street art concepts of dynamic compositional forms and lyrical interpretations of site & place. The works are created using a variety of techniques combined in hybrid compositions of 3d-, 2d-, generative, and hand-drawn animation.
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By collaborating with art advisories, event producers, artist collectives, A/V designers, and city agencies, I am able to bring my work to a broad variety of audiences, and explore the many diverse contexts at the intersection of art, architecture, and public space.
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Above all, I believe video art can serve an important role in the public art arena. Ephemeral by nature, it functions as a kind of ‘anti-monument’ disrupting the ceaseless commercialized flow of urban media space. This engages audiences as more than mere consumers and marketing targets, but as participants whose presence activates the life, culture, and spiritual identity of the city.