top of page
"Dancers inhabit an immersive 3D world brought to life through refreshingly analog means."
–HYPERALLERGIC
"Marie’s work reminds all visitors of the power in exploring all manners of reality modification."
–COOL HUNTING
"Still holding onto her cardboard 3-D glasses, Marie said she began experimenting with the technique long before "Avatar."
I'm way ahead of James Cameron," she said with a laugh.
–LA TIMES
(antiquated)
AUGMENTED REALITY
Visual intimacy. Ontological form. Real-time 3D.
Pioneering a non-digital, reimagined pre-cinematic stereo imaging technique, this exquisite ensemble of dancers appears to achieve the impossible—reaching beyond the frame. Their vivid choreography, set against a powerful score, creates a lasting impression as stunning, 30-foot-tall figures come to life.
Director: Christine Marie
Producer: Nion McEvoy
Dancers: Taylor Unwin, Sandra Ruiz, Melissa Ferrari.
Analog As Nature is a large-scale, multimedia, multi-channel art installation exploring the theme of environmental precarity through the interplay of analog and digital imagery projected onto the surfaces of a 10-foot cube. Inspired by Rachel Carson's final book, The Sense Of Wonder.
A
aAR black
bottom of page