Flagstaff, AZ, USA
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Request QuoteI started ddd eyes experience, inc. in October of 2003. I was born in the Northeastern part of Arizona. I've since spent twenty three years on the East Coast. Attending school (Cushing Academy and RISD) and working (Foxwoods Resort and Casino) and the last fifteen years in my adopted hometown of New York City (Central Park North). I've traveled for business and leisure to: Japan, Russia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Italy, France, England, Bahamas, cross country USA three times. I spent my youth creating with all mediums available to me; from the two dimensional form to the three dimensional form. I finally settled on creating performance installation art and producing videos. Over the years, I've acquired extensive experience with varying economic demographics, environments and scenarios. Ranging from all inclusive corporations (hotels, restaurants, transportation, events) to individual needs regarding private matters (healthcare, investments) to highlighting and documenting corporate endeavors (short documentary form). I believe in maintaining a professional and respectful work environment for everyone I have the pleasure of working with. My specialties are: Production of corporate research videos in both documentary and narrative styles.
Jacqui Danilow, a native New Yorker, began performing at The Metropolitan Opera in 1979. While a member of the Met’s bass section, she played in more than 40 complete ring cycles, and performed in the Deutsche Grammophon recording of Wagner's ring cycle with Maestro Levine at the Manhattan Center Studios. In 199
I directed and edited this music video “Special Dark” for Marilyn Carino. The debut solo album by Marilyn Carino, formerly of Mudville, is a startling meld of sonic and lyric contasts. These nine songs, with their downbeat tempos, shimmering, layered, sometimes angular textures, and crisscrossing rhythmic and drenched-in-soul melodic architectures, swallow the listener whole -- albeit lovingly. Carino's luxuriant, evocative alto explores her range and completely inhabits her material -- she wrote all but one track on the set: she performed and produced it too, employing loops and electronics (some of them primitive) in creating an immediate space for raw expression. Carino's songs are centered around the struggle for radical self-acceptance and its result: independence from neuroses, both our own and those who would seek to imprison us with their own. The jazzy, drifty, "Special Dark" reveals Nina Simone's influence. With cracked guitars, crunchy loops, and suffocatingly close inner spaces, Carino's protagonist finds the thinnest membrane inside the cocoon and breaks it open by confessing vulnerability and in turn liberating her protagonist: "..Turn to honey my will of steel.. my secret's out."
Duke Riley is an accomplished artist based in NYC. After the Battle of Brooklyn (2007) http://www.dukeriley.info/after-the-battle-of-brooklyn/ Duke Riley received his BFA from Rhode Island School of Design and his MFA from Pratt Institute. Riley is fascinated by maritime history and events around the waterways of New York City. Riley’s signature style interweaves historical and contemporary events with elements of fiction and myth to create allegorical histories. His re-imagined narratives comment on a range of issues from the cultural impact of over development and gentrification of waterfront communities to contradictions within political ideologies as well as commerce and the role of the artist in society and at war.
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