The mood truck is a mobile public art platform that transforms a vintage truck into a traveling projection venue — a kinetic artwork that carries independent video art and media works directly into the communities that need it most. The truck itself does not merely transport art — it is art—an art car announcing itself in parking lots, plazas, and food truck gatherings The Mood Truck meets audiences where they already gather. By embedding screenings within food truck meetups

We built Changing Room as a prototype. It is now traveling to destinations around the world Changing Room at Afrikaburn, Capetown, SA One thing we noticed is how the artpiece creates the feeling of water all around it. That inspired me to create the next iteration first in model form:

Lately we've been creating some unique animal sculptures.

We think murals are great. Our studio is covered with murals by Nadia Hagen and Jessica Gonzalez, with more on the way. But murals require careful surface preparation and regular recoating with a transparent UV-protective paint. We've been thinking about how to make murals more long-lasting and engaging.

I make art to explore ideas and discover new experiences. Most of the art I make is interactive, which means that I often discover the...

I recently had a chance to create art for a rooftop garden in an urban setting. It was a dense site and required thinking carefully about...

I’ve been experimenting with dichroic films to lend vibrant color to some sculptures that I'm planning for a sun-drenched urban site....

In the last few years I’ve been thinking about, experimenting with, and designing art specifically for the semi-wild areas that are...

I Contain Multitudes We’ve finally realized that our nation is filled with monuments that don’t accurately tell our true history. What do...

I’ve been studying sundials throughout history and re-thinking what the sundial could be in the 21st century. We don’t need a sundial to...

PART V OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — Among the earliest human sculptures are those depicting Pleistocene megafauna – mammoths, mastodons...

PART IV OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — For the last few years I’ve been interpreting paleoanthropology to conceive sculptural installations for the fifth space – my name for the spaces an hour or more outside urban areas. The fifth space is my extension of the typology of spaces where most of us spend our lives: home (the first space), work (the second space), public plazas and businesses (the third space) and virtual spaces (the fourth space). I believe that with increasing ur

PART lll OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — Each fifth space experience is built around a few key ‘moments’ in which the experience of the...

PART II OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — I am currently developing a solar and stellar observatory sculpture: a tiny model of the universe...

PART l OF THE FIFTH SPACE SERIES — Art exists mainly in four spaces: In our homes At work Public places Virtual spaces In the last few...