Friday, April 07, 2006


Paul's apparatus Posted by Picasa

Simultaneously virtual Posted by Picasa

Enthusiasts Posted by Picasa

Event Lab Undercover Ensemble Posted by Picasa

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.

Destructo Posted by Picasa

Burners Posted by Picasa

Misha's burn Posted by Picasa

Second Life tour Posted by Picasa

Michelle and Alan Posted by Picasa

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Laser Nets for Delirious

On Wednesday, March 22, thanks to Mark, Fishbon Event Lab operatives added two extreme lasers to the immersive dance theatre that they perfected last week. By doubling the number of white scrims and adding lasers, they created an Ethereal World of three dimensional projection slices that changed radically depending on the angle from which it was viewed. The technology will have it's full-scale event debut at DELIRIOUS, a combined Fishbon and Clan Destino party on April 8 at Santa Barbara's Muddy Waters Cafe.

On the edge of the Laser Zone Posted by Picasa

Freek factor Posted by Picasa

Multiple nets Posted by Picasa

Close-up laser net Posted by Picasa

Napalm in the laser zone Posted by Picasa

Monday, March 27, 2006



















Laser games

View from above. Posted by Picasa

Friday, March 17, 2006

Virtual Hologram Forest

Under cover of darkness on Wednesday, March 15, Fishbon Event Lab commandos hung Virtual Forest polyester scrim netting in the Fishbon Studio in preparation for a multi-projector experiments. The result was mesmerizing as overlapping video images blended with eerie holographic-like effects. The use of two projectors offset from each other produced a shadow-free Dance World that demanded participation. Naturally, no coercion was required.

Thursday, March 16, 2006


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