The Light Aquatic (2014 - ongoing)
Mixed Media: LED strips, PVC, electronics and software • ~100' x ~20'
A site-specific underwater light sculpture where photographs from various street murals in San Francisco's Mission and Tenderloin districts are the images sources that drive the underwater color animations. The intent was to experience the juxtaposition of urban color palettes in a rural environment, as well as the juxtaposition of submerged electrical elements. The Light Aquatic is the first in the "Available Light" series of light sculptures that examine various juxtapositions, transformations, and superimpositions of images sources and environmental context, as rendered by each sculpture.
- East Walker River in Yerington Nevada over the 2014 Independence Day weekend
- Truckee River in downtown Reno Nevada as part of The Light Chimes opening event in November 2016 and October 2017
- Elk Creek, in Elk Creek California as part of the Pagan Bunny Burn art festival in April 2017 and March 2018
