Photo of a live image processing performance using generative visuals projected onto the brickscreen metaform I constructed with Ana Gutierrez and Maria Mendez. Though originally constructed for an installation, I found the screen to add particular texture to live performance by projecting visuals onto it that were effected in size, color, and rhythm by the parameters of my voice and music. Brick Screen [2007] is a three dimensional projection screen of 120 mini-screens, 2′ x 8′, meant to add depth and form to any projected image. The software, developed in Max/Jitter, maps projected visuals to each one of the bricks. This project was developed for the Jose Gilbert Ramirez Community Park in Bushwick, Brooklyn and was installed for one night in November 2007.

Photo of a live image processing performance using generative visuals projected onto the brickscreen metaform I constructed with Ana Gutierrez and Maria Mendez. Though originally constructed for an installation, I found the screen to add particular texture to live performance by projecting visuals onto it that were effected in size, color, and rhythm by the parameters of my voice and music.

Brick Screen [2007] is a three dimensional projection screen of 120 mini-screens, 2′ x 8′, meant to add depth and form to any projected image. The software, developed in Max/Jitter, maps projected visuals to each one of the bricks. This project was developed for the Jose Gilbert Ramirez Community Park in Bushwick, Brooklyn and was installed for one night in November 2007.