RSVR + NIKE

Shoeshine 2012 in conjunction with SIA Snow show. Photos by Cobra Snake

RSVR in Denver.... More to come.

"At 11th and Commerce streets is one of those installations that deserves permanent residence"

-Spaceworks Write Up-

At 11th and Commerce streets is one of those installations that deserves permanent residence in a downtown window. The RSVR research team has installed thousands of custom-dyed cords in two sweeping curves – one rose-pink, one lime – that fill the space perfectly. Up close, the cords look like yarn; from a distance, they become an ethereal sculpture. In the dark, they shine like an unearthly, purple-and-green alien. Made to absorb the emanate UV light, it fills the dingy street corner with a haunting presence.

Rosemary Ponnekanti: Tacoma News Tribune

http://www.thenewstribune.com/2011/12/09/1938389/news-brief-09goartscapes.html#disqus_thread

Light Escape - Tacoma Array

Some kind words about RSVR's recent installation in Tacoma, Wa.

LINK:  SPACEWORKS TACOMA

Tacoma Installation

About Half Way

Prepping for installation in Tacoma

Last Light

When Fall Arrives / How Rain Feels

Second Nature

Laser Nature Cont.

Sahale Camp

An Offering

Into The Unkown

While gearing up for a laser shot the mountain top I chose was overtaken by an incoming weather front. These photos were taken on Sauk Mountain Elv. 5,537ft.

Time-lapse Testing : Short Video - The First Signs Of Fall

Final color grading to be completed in the coming weeks.

The First Signs Of Fall from RSVR Visual Research on Vimeo.

Start of Artist Residency in North Cascades National Park

Shot from Diablo Lake Overlook facing South.

Great Video

I think this really makes a connection to place via its narrative.... and amazingly gorgeous images.

BON IVER "Holocene" from nabil elderkin on Vimeo.

Artist Residency

NEWS: I will be the Fall 2011 Artist In Residence @ North Cascades National Park.  I will be living in the Park for approximately 2 months this September and October.  I plan to explore how people form connections to place (specifically our natural environment) with our general population becoming increasingly dependent on technology to experience the outside world.  Check back for updates!!

Photo By Jamie Newton