Fire and Water is based historically in Italian Opera, it has all of the aspects of the difficulties of love as well as the power. Fire and Water was originally designed and built between 1990 and 1993 and stored the script was finished in 2004 while an Athena Fellow with Mark Di Suvero.
The multimedia details of the piece had to be reconfigured from analogue to a digital platform as well I have been revising the poetic verse. The final version may include an element of interactivity that will alter all of the visuals live. I'm now looking for the opportunity to perform Fire and Water.
Silverman is an ongoing collaborative project between my brother Greg Whittaker and I. It has been performed in New York City and in Texas. The second Silverman performance took place on 42nd Street, at Rockefeller Center and in Soho on
September 1, 1999.
Silverman is purely resonant of the contemporary culture’s fascination with branding and the digital environment, Silverman was essentially an icon for the new millennium.
Earthday had a crew of eight people (including myself) dressed in white, carted a video structure (composed of two video monitors, two video decks, a video camera and a generator) through a crowd of thousands.
The monitors mounted in the structure altered between pre-recorded imagery and live footage of the earth day crowd (that was captured by a video camera mounted to the front of the structure).
“Walking on broken glass/Choice” was a performance composed of three performers, tow video monitors, computer altered sound representing a heart beat, (a crucifix designed) steel chair, and a 6’ H x 6’ W x 6” D box containing 1,000 lbs. of broken safety glass.
about "Choice/Walki
ng on Broken Glass"
Walking on broken glass
Wrapping
One
Description:
“One” was a performance using about 3 miles of a campus, a stringed piano back, a large suspended frame, two short wave radios, a canvas, paint and two additional performers.
The Fire and Water Proposal
