Dreamer Builds

The Molecular Constellation was a Burning Seed 2018 art installation that combined unique geometric shapes, black lights (UV), optical illusions of anti-gravity and some advanced electronics & software architecture. A team of 20+ artists made this dream happen – following the successful cooperation of Darby Bicheno and myself in several Burn projects the Molecular Constellation was born. But, in this journey, between our “start” and “finish” points there wasn’t a straight line, if at all it was a maze –

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Melbourne regional burning man there was “Deep Space” and for the decompression party that was my costume. In the last couple of years I’ve been working in the medical field, mostly on LVADs – Left Ventricular Assist Device (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ventricular_assist_device) I was deeply influenced by it and wanted to make some kind of respiratory/heart-lungs machine as a costume, after some thought the Hummus Pistons project (Now SadoPunk 🙂 ) was burn.   The idea was simple, some king of Mad-Max mechanical

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Regional burns are a new-old thing that spread like a brush fire in the recent years. Burning SEED is South eastern Aussie Burn (Happens in New South Wales state) and this year the theme was Deep Space. As a super nerd with deep love to SciFi and the fact that I love the outdoors, grow up in a rural area and my mother runs a nursery plants the connection looked obvious – some kind of alien plant. Meet the team:

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When this project was started what I had in mind is some kind of invisibility cloak. Unfortunately it not existing yet bet the closest thing I can do is an invisibility cloak at night.   I played more with the idea and it evolved more and for Burning man 2015 I built warlock costume. This costume is made out of two parts – staff and color changing cloak. The staff controls the cloak wirelessly and it has different features by

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For a Midburn 2014 Decompression party I wanted to make something special. I wanted to created a wearable clothe that response to its environment. I choose sound because the tutu skirt was meant to be worn during a party.. party = good music, so I wanted the tutu skirt react to it. Here is a short video of it at work: The tutu itself was hand made by Amihay Gonen (thanks buddy!) – this is an important detail, because during that

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