I produce permanent and temporary video installations, interactive mood lighting, stage centerpieces, futuristic “neon signs” and general interior and exterior design for bars, cafés, live music venues and festivals.
All of my lighting artwork runs on software I’ve written myself. I’ve worked as a professional software developer for years – very few ideas are out of reach.
If you’re interested in custom work, contact me and I’d be more than happy to discuss ideas.
My interactive installations make the viewer a part of the experience. As a lifelong hacker type, whenever I get my hands on a new piece of technology, I try to see what can I make of it. I’ve grown fond of Raspberry Pis, Arduinos and other processors that can be embedded to the works. With different kinds of sensors and internet connectivity, there’s a world of possibilities for larger-scale interactivity.
My journey to digital arts started at the age of 12 with Adobe Photoshop and grew into many things during the years. Nowadays I do 3D rendering, shader coding, plain old digital drawing, video editing and many other types of digital arts.
