Mark McCoin commented on his production, "When the piece begins to reveal itself and takes on its own life, the ecstasy begins. Soon the work is telling you something important; perhaps something about our nature or past that is meaningful, and if we're lucky, universal."
The multi-media technology includes:
- Microscope camera projecting biological images onto large white spheres in real time
- Multiple round screens simultaneously serving as drums and screens for montage of projected
video and stills
- Animated images projecting on animated 3D sculptural, shaped surfaces
- Live hands playing rhythm duet with video hands
The approximate 1.5 hour evening includes a talkback/discussion with the artist/producer.
The evening is free and open to the public. Reservations recommended.
Seating is first come, first served. Reserve your seats here.
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