1 minute video of INVISIBLE, of one of my signs.

See vimeo.com/4371530, vimeo.com/7950108, and visitsteve.com for more.

Cast: Steve Lambert, Victoria Estok

fairytale fashion 2010 - fairytalefashion.org

Cast: adafruit industries

Simmer Down Sprinter is a two player, sit-down, arcade style video game I designed and programmed in which players compete to move runners around a track. The game is controlled by player’s bio-feedback. The more relaxed the player becomes, the faster the runner moves around the track. Essentially it is a game of competitive relaxation.

This is from 2006 and I just posted it here. Read more and learn how it was made:
visitsteve.com/work/simmer-down-sprinter/

Cast: Steve Lambert

Ok first, the audience was actually responding and laughing, but it sounds strange because the only mic is on the stage so it's difficult to hear. But they were there.... Also, this is taken from a stream, so the quality is as good as it's going to get – sorry about that.

Excerpted from the Liquid Democracies discussion at Transmediale 10 in Berlin.
transmediale.de/en/liquid-democracies

See more Transmediale videos here:
transmediale.de/en/mediaarchive

See more of the work here: visitsteve.com

Video documenting my live performance of Shade Compositions at The Kitchen, New York City using 21 black female performers. The performers enacted my choreographed sound score comprised of repeated sequences of culturally specific or stereotypical gestures, movements, and vocalizations and simultaneously and in real-time recorded, looped and remixed in real-time the audio and video documentation of the performers using a hacked Nintendo Wii game controller. The video demonstrates my proven ability to deliver on ambitious projects and demonstrates some of the controller and other technology I will use in Five.

Cast: RASHAAD NEWSOME

Video depicting the development to date of 'Five Elements' including the technology, a performance and sample screen tests. The first segment provides a description of the real-time and motion tracking technology I will use to produce 'Five'. The second segment depicts the motion tracking and linear transformation of the movements of a single dancer/voguer into a line drawing. And, the final segment depicts a screen test of dancers and their choreographed routines who will potentially be a part of the 'Five' performance.

Cast: RASHAAD NEWSOME

This video is from a casting call I conducted at a mini ball in Jersey. I am very excited to announce that the legendary Dawn Ebony will be participating in my FIVE performance in 2010. She is not to be missed.

For more info on FIVE see:

eyebeam.org/projects/five

Cast: RASHAAD NEWSOME

Here's the last video from this session, showing the assembly of the telegraph. Step by step, I've shown how a person could have made an electronic technology without the aid of industry- and thus at any point in history. Of course, no one in modern times will ever need to do this, even in the event of complete social collapse; there will be so much metal and material lying around to repurpose. Human industry has had a significant impact on the landscape, and the boundary between natural and artificial origin would be an arbitrary distinction to future techno-scavengers. As I have said earlier, it also difficult to imagine someone in pre-modern times desiring this object, since it's electronic effect is so subtle, and a group would need to adopt it together for it to become useful.