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A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of participating in a Visual Music Collaborative with 10 other programmers/artists at Eyebeam Art + Technology Centre and Ghostly International in New York. A rare opportunity to work with and alongside such a dedicated and inspiring group. The week culminated in a closed exhibition of our applications during the week to a small audience of Eyebeam / Ghostly friends and family.
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- Aaron Meyers, Aaron Koblin, Steve Varga, me, Riley Harmon, Jono Brandel, Michael Chang, Lars Berg, Noah Keating, Blair Neal, Peter Kirn, Will Calcutt, Haig Papaghanian, Miguel Senquiz, George Michael Brower, Evan Boehm.
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Thanks to PSFK for featuring the workshop, Eyebeam and Ghostly for making it happen, and all the collaborators for their hard work and good company during the week.
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Visual Music Collaborative 2010 from Aaron Meyers on Vimeo.

Photos by Will Calcutt

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photos by Dave Pinter

Spoke at a panel alongside other SoundsLike collaborators, (Matthew Waldman, Joey Roth, and Savania Davies-Keller) hosted by PSFK’s Pier Fawkes for New York Design Week. For PSFK’s coverage of the event, go here

Sepalcure – Every Day of my Life from sougwen on Vimeo.

Drawing video for Sepalcure – Every Day Of My Life
visit sepalcure.com

Sepalcure – Feeling That I Know So Well from sougwen on Vimeo.

A drawing video to Sepalcure’s “Feeling That I Know So Well”. Sepalcure is composed of Percussion Lab’s Praveen Sharma, and Machine Drum. They’ve been recently confirmed to play at the Unsound Festival – Bass Mutations on Feburary 13th alongside Untold, TRG, FaltyDL, Dave Q, 2562 & Pole and others. Check it out here.

SepalCure – Feeling I Know So Well here. More to come.