Performance/Sound project created for Experimental Sound Studio's Quarantine Concert Series on April 1, 2020. In this work, I used contact microphones connected to common quarantine objects and a midi controller. I also used light sensitive oscillators embedded on the couch and behind the paint dripping background. This is a sped up version of the full 25 min performance. Full video can be found here
This is a sound and light interactive performance for the MFA Thesis show at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago class of 2012. It was a part of IMPACT Performance Exhibition done in Columbus 012 Building. This is a condensed version that shows 3 minutes of the highlights of that performance.
Suspended on top of a speaker filled with glitter, the artist paints their face with sound, white acrylic, and glitter. The light also projects the movement of sound dancing with glitter onto the wall behind the performer. The audience completes an electronic circuit between their hand holding to power the speaker.
Booga Boooga surgery noise band in Miami, Florida at the Miami Beach Art Convention Center.
This is rough cut of the video performance of Full Frontal Biopsy. Boogita is both the surgeon and patient, artist and audience. She explores the relationship of the inner grotesque self as a chaotic gender in horrified splendor. It is a biofeedback noise composition, where the amplified feminine is embracing the eroticism of the queer body. Production design and video by Mikey McParlane.
This piece was taken place in the Hyde Park Art Center on October 30, 2010 during an event called Mischief Night. This piece was a reaction to Proposition 8 banning gay marriage in California in 2008.