The Lumiphonic Creature Choir is a giant, twelve-headed, audio-visual invention
that performers and audience members can directly play and interact with.
It can be staged as both a full-length multimedia rock opera... and an interactive community installation
where audiences record their own faces and voices and become one of the Creatures.
New York Hall of Science
TEDxSydney. Photo by Catherine McElhone
Sneak peek of new rock opera, 2019.
TEDxSydney 2018
Some recent incarnations:
• Presented at TEDxSydney, June 2018.
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Staged as 'The Museum of Faces', Brooklyn, New York, 2016.
• Commissioned Honorarium project for Burning Man 2015, Nevada, U.S.
• Invited to do a showcase at SXSW, Austin, Texas, 2014.
• Showcased at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney, Australia, 2014. • Supported Moby for 'Surreal', Brooklyn, New York, October 26 2013.images here • Showcased at the Museum of Modern Art, Zagreb, Croatia, 2013. • Performed at World Maker Faire, New York Hall of Science 2012. images here • Performed in the Bronx 2012.
The invention of the Lumiphonic Creature Choir has been featured in articles by PBS, Discovery, Huffington Post, Wall Street Journal, Intel, Make Magazine and more, as well as profiled in Francesco Murano’s survey of leading audio-visual work “Light Works – Experimental Projection Mapping” (2014).