For the past few months I’ve been in the studio developing a new work called Vestige.
My earlier audiovisual performances were built off my background in freestyle dance, making timing and structural decisions in response to music, but carried out mainly through camera, light, and pacing in Unreal Engine via custom controllers inspired by film production equipment.
With Vestige, I began by building a new controller centered on the human body, pushing the performance beyond the screen and into shared physical space. That starting point has since opened up larger questions around presence, control, and what it means to perform with technology.
Huge thanks to @_mioishikawa , @robruthco , @change.is for believing in the project from the beginning, @ben_green , @bausaus , and @flt.n3sss for helping shape the foundation of the piece, and to @jae.bklyn@mtguan@jaz.ia@dearspaceship@onassis.onx@c_j154@tommy_wu01@wlab.xr@nyutandon@zerospace@lincolncenter for the support, feedback, and space to experiment. Photos by @kidbrwn
Excited to share more of the piece in 2026, more soon.
Using AI to create has completely changed how I think about future proofing. Join me today with @change.is as we embark on a multi part journey creating with AI in this new series. It will be a mixture of public facing live streams as well as Subscriber only live streams for on stage guests! We’re starting at 1 PM Pacific standard time today
