INSTALLATIONS

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PERFORMANCES & INSTALLATIONS

Outdoor performance projection: on three linked twenty foot, mesh curtains flown over access steps to a dark, smooth flowing river. The curtains move in the wind and the images flow with currents of air and water. The abstractions are based on a horse, rider and shadows on a snowfield in Colorado. (Original RT 9 Minutes)

Photographed & Realized by Charles Lyman. Edited by Peter Melaragno.

LADDER

Outdoor performance projection on a white cedar ladder 15 feet tall and four feet wide, with nine 10 inch wide rungs. Images are projected on the rungs. The theme is the great Elizabethan Ladder of Being, a 17th century philosophy which ranked all humanity on a ladder based on importance and closeness to God. In this performance the filmmaker climbs and descend the ladder. Other live performers sometimes join the projected images. (Original RT 8 Minutes)

Photographed & Realized by Charles Lyman. Edited by Peter Melaragno.

SEXTUP THEATER

A portable hexagonal theatre consisting of multiple five-by-eight foot screens suspended three feet above the ground and surrounding a bed and seats. Coordinated digital projectors illuminate the screens at night, resulting in a visual stunning architecture that is viewed from both inside and outside the hexagon. (Original RT 5 Minutes)

Photographed & Realized by Charles Lyman.

ELECTRIC STONEHENGE

A hexagonal outdoor theatre built on a hill in Brooksville commanding a view of rural Florida and made of telephone poles supporting rigging and platforms up to 25 feet high. The audience sits inside the hexagon and views the landscape through screens of curtains and water mist projected from pipes above. During night performances images are projected on these screens. Performances are site specific and relate to the weather and the animals. Performances include “Primavera” and “Wet Weather” (also the title of a poetic documentary of a performance). Photographed & Realized by Charles Lyman.