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The creations side of Funky Photons has morphed into Lunaglow. The artwork represented here are older pieces for reference.
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Vortexya
Video Kaleidoscope
This originated
as an interactive video device to allow people at parties to play
with the visuals. The signal was usually mixed with other visuals
and projected for all to see.
This particular
version was meant to be in a gallery setting, with the stained glass
top and tung oil stained oak sides adding to the attraction.
This has been
sold --- More
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Recyclight
01
This is the
first in a series of illumination devices incorporating antique
or recycled materials and newer technologies.
It was recently
a part of the Functional Art Exhibition at Art/Not
Terminal Gallery in Seattle. The Recyclight 01 was awarded Judge's
Choice.
This piece has
also been sold, but there are plenty of other objects ready for
recycling into a funky light. ---More
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Bamboo Light Sculptures
Using organic
materials and modern components, what a combo!
These light sculptures
incorporate gelled fluorescent tubes that illuminate the the holes
in the bamboo, radiating a funky light and unique pattern. ---More
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TwisteDNA
This fiber optic
sculpture originated in response to a local exhibit called Gene(sis).
It has a double helix of 23 fiber optic strands twisting around
an axis, a copper base and acrylic feet that glow. The colors of
the strands and the feet change slowly.
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Plate
Projector
This illumination
device projects glass plate and stained glass patterns on the wall
or screen. There's a motorized gobo which breaks up the light transmission
through the lenses, resulting in an apparent liquid motion of the
projection.
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