Paul and Alan's breathing machine prototype in progress
Wednesday, April 19, 2006
Fishbon Delirious
On Saturday, April 8, technologies developed and refined in the Fishbon Event Lab made their debut in Delirious, a combined production with Clan Destino, Santa Barbara Burning Man Theme Camp and performance collective extraordinaire. The event, held at Muddy Waters Cafe in Santa Barbara was sold out and crazy. In the main dance and lounge area Fishbon created a Forest of Tulle Strips with clearings and Secret Chill Lounges. Projections by Ulrike and Ethan splashed the screens with eerie holographic madness. In the outdoor patio, plexiglas dance stages were arranged in a Performance Runway with an Aerial Rig above. There were two perfomance acts with dance, fire, aerial and fashion by LA based Andrea.
Friday, April 07, 2006
Enchanted Forest and Simultaneous Virtual Worlds
On Wednesday, April 5, laptop equipped comandos of the Fishbon Real and Virtual Event Lab gathered for their usual weekly madness. The evening began with Ulrike's high contrast forest projections in the Scrimscape. Delirious experiments with fabric and movement occupied operatives for a short attention span eternity before shifting to a Virtual World Blowout in Second Life. Thanks to newly installed Wi-Fi router, six laptops and their avatars frolicked in virtual space simultaneously. The clear favorite was Jeffrey's Dancing Madman with moves that can only be described as diabolical. Meanwhile across the street fire gypsies experimented with Dominique's Spark Powder in the clandestine Fishbon parking lot annex.
Final Apocalypse and Touring Virtual
On Wednesday, March 29th secret agents from Fishbon Event Lab gathered to witness the last moments of Misha's world and its fiery demise. The last of the great world cataclysms (at least for now), the sun set on Insane Collage World in the orange light from Alan's latest Fire Breathing Monster. The mega-device blasts propane clouds on cue from a keychain remote (certainy a future must-have fashion accessory). Later in the evening Tim and other agents took turns driving Clay's avatar around Second Life with interesting, but twisted results.
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