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As many of you know, I used to sell my work in the middle of Central Park in New York City. There was a busker who… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 6 days ago
As many of you know, I used to sell my work in the middle of Central Park in New York City. There was a busker who… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 6 days ago
As the saying goes, “all good things must come to an end”. Such is life, but that doesn’t mean we can’t go out in s… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 week ago
It’s been so nice to finally get back to making new Spherescapes. I’ve always loved the Alice in Wonderland statue… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 weeks ago
The Gapstow is my favorite bridge in Central Park. I love how the buildings reflect in the pond below. Even as the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 weeks ago

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As many of you know, I used to sell my work in the middle of Central Park in New York City. There was a busker who set up near me with his Handpan. For those of you who don’t know what a Handpan is, it is a metal drum (looks a bit like a UFO) and it has a wonderful sound. The music he played would often inspire ideas for images I made of park, one in particular was the Spherescape I made of the arcade in Bethesda Terrace. A few months ago I began collaborating with a musician friend of mine @lourdq Initially I had envisioned an installation of my art with his music. My friend then posited the question of “what if the images made music?” This led to the idea of creating a giant Spherescape that could be played by multiple people at the same time. After many iterations an experiments with all sorts of electronics we came across the folks at @sparkfun who cake up with a wonderful Arduino sketch using the teensy 3.2 and audio shield to create a Digital Handpan!!! I just about fell off my chair when I saw the video. Without further a-due allow me to introduce the very beat up prototype of what will become a 40x40” digital Handpan using my Bethesda Terrace image etched on copper clad pcb as the touch interface. #playableart #digitalhandpan #handpanmusic #arduinoproject #teensy #diysynth #bethesdaterrace #makemusic #spheresynth #centralparknyc

As the saying goes, “all good things must come to an end”. Such is life, but that doesn’t mean we can’t go out in style! Come join me and your favorite Spherescapes at the last Old Port Festival in Portland, Maine today. You can find us on Market St. between Milk & Fore. #spherescapes #oldportfestival2019 #oldportmaine #portlandmaine #amazingmetalart

It’s been so nice to finally get back to making new Spherescapes. I’ve always loved the Alice in Wonderland statue in Central Park, and have struggled with the best way to approach it. There is so much going on in it, but what I’m drawn to most is the tender moment between Alice and her cat Dinah. #aliceinwonderland #aliceinwonderlandcentralpark #centralparknyc @centralparknyc #centralparkstatues #aliceanddinah #springinthepark #nycspring

The Gapstow is my favorite bridge in Central Park. I love how the buildings reflect in the pond below. Even as the city continues to rise around it, it still offers a magical respite from the concerns of urban existence. Metal prints are available for order from the website #springincentralpark #gapstowbridge #thepond #highriseliving #nycliving #sunsetincentralpark #plazahotelnyc #432parkavenue #111west57 #centralparktower #220centralparksouth #essexhouse #ritzcarlton #gainsboroughstudios #217w57th #hampshirehouse @extell @shoparchitects

Rowboat flotilla awaits! #rowboats #centralparkrowboats #loebboathouse #centralparknyc #boathouse #earlymorningwalk #360panorama #spherescape #thelake @centralparknyc

Strawberry Fields Forever! Central Park in NYC is one of my favorite places in the world. Especially in early morning. The solitude one can find here during the wee hours in a city of 9 million is nothing short of amazing. I love that someone left this flower, such a simple act of kindness and reverence. It serves as a powerful reminder to be present and hopeful for the world that could be. Imagine. #strawberryfields #imaginecentralpark #johnlennonimagine #centralparknyc @centralparknyc #walkthroughtepark #goodmorningnyc #springincentralpark

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