Sunday, June 1, 2008

Evil Ocotpus Alien Overlord



Sometimes childish things hang out with you, after they take hold of you.
Maybe i should carry this one around with me, for days and says, looking at it, and not looking at it, ala King Crimson.

Friday, May 23, 2008

Ech_O

ech_o
June 14 - August 1, 2008
6:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Centraltrak
800 Exposition Ave.
Dallas, TX 75226
214-823-9302

Featuring the following Artists:
Ayman Alamoudi
Robert Flowers
Brian Fridge Courtesy of Dunn and Brown Gallery
Vanessa VanAlstyne
Mary Benedicto
Garman Herigstad
Gregg Biermann
Kim Smith
Greta Poulsen
Jesse Meraz
Randall Garrett
Kyle Kondas
Erik Tosten Courtesy of Mighty Fine Arts Gallery
Christi Nielsen
Tony Vincenti
Frank Dufour
John Davenport
LeeAnn Harrington
Paul Slocum Courtesy of Dunn and Brown Gallery
Max Kazemzadeh

Curated by U.T. Dallas graduate Mary Benedicto,
ech_o is an exhibition of video art in which new and
old technology unite in a tour de force of pictures,
patterns and images. Artists deploy video cameras
and computers as though paintbrushes of yore as
electronic equipment become tools for self-expression.

Wednesday, May 21, 2008

clip of something i did

This is a 2 min video clilp, of the entry that will be in the Ech_O show. Ech_O is curated by Mary Benedicto (http://mbenedicto.blogspot.com/) and will be shown at the CentralTrak UTD artist in Residency space, on June 14th (http://www.utdallas.edu/centraltrak/calendar.htm)


anyways...enjoy

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

stormy day and lightening strike

the moment things never happen. you wait and you wait for infinity, and nothing comes, then in another second, you reevaluate, and something happens, a strike, a moment. the world changes. you're never the same. you dream about this moment. you obsess over it. was it real, was it not. but these instances define your life. their is no going back.

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Thursday, April 10, 2008

fragmentation

"The sound experience which I preferred to all others, is the experience of silence, and this silence almost everywhere int he world now, is traffic...if you listen to Beethoven or to Mozart you see that they are always the same, but if you listen to traffic, you see it's always different. *laughs*"
-John Cage
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