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@ Yerba Buena Center for the Arts www.ybca.org/transflux Fri Jan 30th thru Sun Apr 12, 2015 Gene A. Felice II / David Kant / Tina Matthews / Dan Mayer / Nathan Ober / Sean Pace / James Shedel / Leslie Thompson / Wade Warman Coactive Systems is a collaborative series of projects from Coaction … Continue reading
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Aquaphonic Scales was a project by Gene Felice and Kima Moore as a part of the Coaction Lab collaborative research group. Felice and Moore created a multi-sensory installation on the famed grounds of Black Mountain College, specifically near the site of … Continue reading
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The Phytoplankton Confessional is an ongoing project dedicated to collaboration with an organism that can’t tell you if it wants to collaborate with you. In this particular collaborative investigation the organism we are attempting collaboration with is bioluminescent phytoplankton. Early versions of … Continue reading
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Visit our full project website here: www.oceanicscales.com “Oceanic Scales” was developed by Gene A. Felice II & Jennifer Parker with support from the OpenLab Research Center at UCSC and the Coaction Lab at the University of Maine. Download the full overview in … Continue reading
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The Light Lab, The Digital Arts Research Center Santa Cruz, CA The “Plankton Harp” is a multi-sensory, cymatics and Max MSP based instrument prototype set up in the light lab in the Digital Arts Research center for the end of … Continue reading
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This is an early prototype of my Dioluminescent Organisms installation, set up in the light lab of the Digital Arts Research Center at UCSC for the end of fall quarter, open studios event. This installation features capacitive touch circuits, activated by touching … Continue reading
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A sculptural video installation based on the “Powers of Ten” and the work of Charles & Ray Eames, by Gene A. Felice II & David McConville. This was created for the 10^10 Blow out event at the Pink Dog Studio, … Continue reading
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Early Tests of “Creation Story” with red sand. slipped slip (7 min. montage) from Janice Lancaster, R. Brooke Priddy & Kima Moore Pushing the Envelope: ADSR was a collaborative, multi-media art show that I had the pleasure of curating for the … Continue reading
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Click here to visit to the official {Re}HAPPENING website “The {Re}HAPPENING” is a community art event and takes place on the original grounds of the Black Mountain College. This event pairs the rich tradition and history of The Black Mountain … Continue reading
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A floating, geodesic dome / performance space / projection surface, anchored to the surface of Lake Eden in Black Mountain NC and dedicated to the geometric inventions of Buckminster Fuller and his time at BMC. This project was created on … Continue reading
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Mini-Moogseum Proposal (PDF) This Interactive, Museum Case / Sculpture is dedicated to the life and legacy of Bob Moog. It was created for the Bob Moog Foundaiton as a permanent installation in the Orange Peel Music Hall. The Mini-Moogseum was … Continue reading
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The Creative Technology & Arts Center (CTAC) is a community hub for innovation. It welcomes artists, technologists and designers as they pursue projects that inspire and ignite transformative action. The vision of the Creative Technology & Arts Center (CTAC) is … Continue reading
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A multi-media, site-specific installation on the surface of Lake Eden at the original site of Black Mountain college in Black Mountain NC. This was created for the inaugural {Re}HAPPENING event by Gene Felice & Megan Mckissack. We projected various mixes … Continue reading
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Screen Doors of Perception Proposal (PDF) “The Screen Doors of Perception” (S.D.O.P.) is a three part, interactive, sculptural installation funded by a grant from the Media Arts Project and initially created for a site-specific, outdoor setting. The project revolves … Continue reading
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Most of the photos in the full gallery were taken by Nathan Ober. The final 15 or so amazing shots of the S.D.O.P. installation, were taken by Jon Leidel. Art Mush was a weekend of site-specific art creation with a … Continue reading
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Flash Website (Under Construction): www.genefelice.com/721 The hybrid form is a subject that I find a certain kinship with. I am a combination of my biology and my environment, a living mutation, balancing somewhere between the natural and technological worlds. This … Continue reading
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One of the best weekends of my life, was heading to Art Outside in the enchanted forest of Austin TX. This amazing art space / hobo haven invited a group of 8 artists to ride cross country from Ohio to … Continue reading
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Experimental / Interactive Show Website: www.workingframeworks.com A group art show that traveled from Cornell University to Columbus Ohio to Chicago Illinois, exploring the frameworks of installation, sculpture & performance. This the “The Control Room”, an interactive video installation that creates … Continue reading
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This piece is titled Circular Motion. It’s a project that I collaborated on in 2002 with Allison Fall, a modern dancer and ceramicist. The show’s theme dealth with the idea of motion inside of stillness. For our collaboration, we wanted … Continue reading
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the middle, in-between, pause, center, mean, limbo I am deciphering the systems of influence that surround me. I am fathoming myself within these systems and how my presence effects the consequences of their equilibrium. First I tried to understand what … Continue reading