KEY
ART IS THE VISUAL identification for a film, event, or place.
"California Dreamin" was created for the
Greater Los Angeles AutoShow's Millenium exhibition in 2000. It was displayed
at the Los Angeles Convention Center and used on all design materials during
the event, then moved to the lobby of their corporate offices in West Los
Angeles.
"Flamingos in Paradise" was created for
The Mistral Room of the Loews Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas. It is made up
of eight 11-ft. x 3-ft. plexiglass panels with animating neon tubes arranged
in an octagon steel structure over the dance floor of the restaurant/club.
The neon tubes form abstract patterns for
six of the eight circuts, then become flamingos and flowers when circuits
seven and eight are activated by the club's deejay.
