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Kiss (2009) Part 1 of 3 of 'Corridor'. Corridor is a three channel interactive video installation. Kiss, Marathon, and Graveyard symbolize the beginning, middle, and end of life. It distills what has already been converted, by media and reflection, into the past. The corridor itself – designed to surround the viewer in transit – reminds us that we are all only travelers through this time and place. Produced, directed, and edited by Art Nomura. Sound Design by Rodger Pardee. View photos from a trial exhibition of Corridor at the University of New Orleans here. Voices of the Way (2008)"Voices of the Way" is an evening of multimedia performance works inspired by three of the earth's great sacred traditions. Through textsthat honor the spiritualities of Taoism, Buddhism, and Christianity,"Voices" also affirms the prospect of harmony among all faith traditionsand cultures. Featured ensembles include South Bay Women's Chorus, New Voices Chamber Chorus, LMU Gamelan––Kembang Atangi, and Sri Dance Company. Featured individual performers include Jessica Tunick, soprano, Trevor Berens, piano, Elaine Humphreys-Cook, harp, and Karl Snider, music director. Choreography by Sri Susilowati; art/film installation by Luis Proença and Art Nomura; live video direction by Art Nomura; original music by Paul Humphreys. For information on a DVD of the event, please click here. Fire (2007) Part 2 of 5 sections of the New Media installation,'What Goes Around Comes Around' (WGACA). The two minute sections are inspired by the five elements of the Japanese/Chinese Zodiac: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. The sections were constructed from footage shot in northern California (Mt. Shasta region), southern Oregon, Tokyo, and Nara, Japan. Produced, Directed, Shot and Edited by Art Nomura.
Digital Mandala (1994) - still from 18 min. video
Digital Mandala (1994) Multi-faceted depiction of the inner and outer cosmos using non-fictional imagery. Features ground-breaking work with COSA (now Adobe) After Effects software. Currently being updated into a HDTV presentation entitled, Digital Mandala, Redux.
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