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Alexander Melvin
Generative Artist | Projection Mapping | Interactive Installations | Lasers
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// BASS NODE: GEMINI
June 12th @ Alternity
Excited to announce Bass Node Gemini! An unofficial birthday celebration for myself doing the things I love; listening and wiggling to amazing Bass DJ’s with generative visuals all night long. Come down for a wub and pixel filled night!
Ambient Set by: Astrolope
DJ sets:
E¡llo
Laceprint
Foreign
Poly-Esther
Touchdesigner Workshop by Alexander Melvin covering extending Touchdesigner with plugins/tox’s primarily focused on RayTK and tying it back into to Audio-reactive techniques.
bring a laptop if you want to plug in for the openHDMI (10-late)
visuals + bass till close #
Track ID: VEGGIES by laceprint (unrleased)
Ticket link in bio!
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#touchdesigner #openHDMI #vjing #dubstep bassheads
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Year in touchdesigner/live events so far!
1. First Interactive deployment Project Apollo at Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events
2. Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @livingcolor.events @2shay_ofc @adrieljamesmusic
3. @jenneva00 crushing at Bass Node Delta
4. More Projections at Synethesia
5. The debut of Project Apollo behind @sophia.alexandra.music for @snd.rtrn event!
6. The absolute insane portal we built running with some of my visuals at @theloveburn! @holographicrealms
7. Visuals wallpaper captured @bass.node
8. some mapping of @bsmt254toronto for @vividshows.to
9. Some giant camera feedback patch for the bass room at the first wiggly warehouse
10. @winsoundz with some silky smooth DnB selections at @bass.node
11. @ravecave.to going off with the throwback projections
12. @micknoses going off @frequencies_
13.More Massive Projections for Synesthesia! @mojie_music @livingcolor.events
14.After the party with project apollo @livingcolor.events
15.@bass.node dance floor full with @kyla.d.bass @dj.kikig
16.@holographicrealms FOG U screensaver animation ahaha
17.marko.is.swimming and I holding down front of house for @livingcolor.events
Thank you to everyone involved in all these wonderful experiences and moments.
Nothing brings me more joy than getting to be a part of all these wonderful events in a big or small way! Seeing my generative art come to life outside of my studio is the best!
And as always extra special thanks to @touchdesigner for the best software on the planet!
Some clips from Bass Node Alpha of the openHDMI, where three of us were mixing and mashing visuals together.
Swing by the 22nd with your laptop if you want to throw some pixels around!
Bass Node: Beta // 11.22.25
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#touchdesigner #vjing #generativeart #audioreactive #bassmusic #torontoart #openHDMI #newmedia #creativecoding #realtime #alternity #pops #vjdirectory
#toronto #alternity #bassmusic #generativeart #generativevisuals #vj #vjcommunity
A few clips from the first few days of Reflected Consciousness. A collaborative installation with @selfreflectron, runs 12–11 daily until Sunday @stacktmarket Lots more programming across @_multifest, come support new media!I’m also VJing duty tonight for @pickapiper!
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#MULTIFest #InteractiveArt #GenerativeArt #TouchDesigner #ProjectionMapping #NewMediaArt #torontoImmersiveArt
A few clips from the first few days of Reflected Consciousness. A collaborative installation with @selfreflectron, runs 12–11 daily until Sunday @stacktmarket Lots more programming across @_multifest, come support new media!I’m also VJing duty tonight for @pickapiper!
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#MULTIFest #InteractiveArt #GenerativeArt #TouchDesigner #ProjectionMapping #NewMediaArt #torontoImmersiveArt
A few clips from the first few days of Reflected Consciousness. A collaborative installation with @selfreflectron, runs 12–11 daily until Sunday @stacktmarket Lots more programming across @_multifest, come support new media!I’m also VJing duty tonight for @pickapiper!
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#MULTIFest #InteractiveArt #GenerativeArt #TouchDesigner #ProjectionMapping #NewMediaArt #torontoImmersiveArt
A few clips from the first few days of Reflected Consciousness. A collaborative installation with @selfreflectron, runs 12–11 daily until Sunday @stacktmarket Lots more programming across @_multifest, come support new media!I’m also VJing duty tonight for @pickapiper!
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#MULTIFest #InteractiveArt #GenerativeArt #TouchDesigner #ProjectionMapping #NewMediaArt #torontoImmersiveArt
A few clips from the first few days of Reflected Consciousness. A collaborative installation with @selfreflectron, runs 12–11 daily until Sunday @stacktmarket Lots more programming across @_multifest, come support new media!I’m also VJing duty tonight for @pickapiper!
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#MULTIFest #InteractiveArt #GenerativeArt #TouchDesigner #ProjectionMapping #NewMediaArt #torontoImmersiveArt
A few clips from the first few days of Reflected Consciousness. A collaborative installation with @selfreflectron, runs 12–11 daily until Sunday @stacktmarket Lots more programming across @_multifest, come support new media!I’m also VJing duty tonight for @pickapiper!
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#MULTIFest #InteractiveArt #GenerativeArt #TouchDesigner #ProjectionMapping #NewMediaArt #torontoImmersiveArt
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
Art Month @stacktmarket continues this week so still a few days left to see Motho (up until Oct 19) as well as outstanding installations by @metal_in_nature @thadeadecora and much more! Huge thanks again to Stackt and curator @jordanstclaire for the opportunity and to my amazing collaborators @a.melv and @marko.is.swimming whose projected animations were mapped onto Motho’s wings for the duration of @nuitblancheto 🙏 Also huge thanks to all the friends who came through that night with presents and good vibes, it was a whirlwind 12 hours but you all kept us going with your energy and thoughtful care packages! ❤️🔥
Moths evolved much earlier than their relatives the butterflies, co-evolving with flowering plants. Some moth fossils are estimated at 190 million years old, while the oldest butterfly fossils date back just 56 million years. There are around 160,000 species of moth and around 17,500 species of butterfly. Both have larvae that hatch out of eggs as caterpillars and pupate by making cocoons, out of which they crawl as adults that fly on scaled wings. Both are important pollinators of flowering plants, often visiting species that bees do not. In general, the antennae are a good way to tell them apart - butterfly antennae are thin with a small ball at the end while moth antennae are feathery and taper to a point. Also most moths fold their wings flat against the body while butterflies will fold them upright.
Unlike butterflies, many moths are nocturnal. These evolved to keep the brightest source of light (the moon) at their backs to help navigate while flying, which is why any bright outdoor light will often have moths flying around it - they are trying to correct their orientation but end up spiralling toward the lights. This can tire them out and hinder their mission of finding a mate, even causing them to skip meals in confusion. They find mates by sensing chemical cues in the environment using their antennae - a male moth can “smell” a female over several km. Many moths do not even have mouths because once hatched as adults they do not eat - their only purpose is mating.
#sweetman #motho #stacktmarket #artmonth #nuitblanche2025
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
An incredible Nuit Blanche! My first time getting to be involved in a peice and couldn’t have imagined a better collab!
Thank you @nick_sweetman and @marko.is.swimming for this amazing collab!
Shoutout @stacktmarket for hosting us!
#MothoLives
Digging through the old HDD found a quick TouchDesigner edit of a couple of my older C4D + Octane rendersstill some of my all-time favorites I’ve put out 🌌✨
Now up on Patreon for sale (link in bio) 🔗💥
🎶 Track ID
Skrillex, Noisia, josh pan, Dylan Brady
#touchdesigner #c4d #octane #generativeart #motiondesign #newmediaart #digitalart #abstractart #psychedelicart 🌈 #trippy 🔮 #generative #fractal 🌀#gemstone
Just a couple of moments from the most amazing weekend! @harvestlovesyou
Thank you to everyone involved in coming together for this beautiful gathering!
First harvest, always harvest!
🌾💕💡
Bass Node Workshop Alpha .01 👾
✨ A whole workshop squeezed into 50 seconds!
🎥 With a descriptive slightly silly voiceover
The full hour and twenty minute workshop recording is up on YouTube, link in bio.
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#touchdesigner #generativeart #tutorial #madewithtouchdesigner #feedbackloops #vjlife #motiondesign #creativecoding #newmediaart #proceduralart #immersiveart #audioreactive #visuals #generativedesign
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Sonic Springs recap! ✨🌞🌈🎨🎵
We wanted to share a story highlighting the magic of Sonic Springs energy. Saturday night everything is perfectly setup in the Pixel Bath and Tea Haus is ready for the evening at hand. At around 9:45 we hear over the main speakers that a storm is coming. “90 km/h winds incoming, a tornado warning (we heard later), and to take cover in your cars. THIS IS NOT A REQUEST”
So we had a choice, abandon ship risking all of Amanita Haus stock and the Pixel Bath equipment or we hunker down with the storm. We decided to hunker down in the Pixel Bath as we feared for our stock and equipment. Frantically like rabid raccoons we grabbed all the stock we could (namely the new clothes just arrived for this fest) and put it in the Pixel Bath tent, awaiting the storm. As the rain started falling a river started to run through our tent (because Alex forgot the back tarp 😅). We cleared a way through and took shelter on our island of an almost dry mattress. As the storm seemed to wane so did our anxiety. It seemed we were in the clear. About an hour and a half later we got the go ahead to start the festival again. We continued to have a magical night encapsulated by one of the best sunrises we’ve ever seen. We later learned the storm literally split in two around Fishers’ Paradise, probably saving the festival entirely, and we have been saying the energy of the Sonic Springs community must have warded off the worst of it.
Needless to say we had an incredible time, with the storm making it even more magical as we came back together with renewed sense of gratefulness and connectivity.
Shout out to all that were involved in this magical festival!
@sonicspringsfestival 🌾🧝♀️🧝♂️🎉
#sonicsprings #sonicsprings2025
Oi Toronto Ravers!
Rave Cave is back @thedancecave Friday October 3rd, 10pm - 2am.
@hycastle & @orekusound will be serving up 90s techno, prog house, breakbeat hardcore, trance and euro.
Expect to hear a mix of anthems & underground gems.
Phone free dancefloor 📵 Be mindful of phone use. We want to help create a truly dance focused experience.
Live projections by @a.melv 📽️
Parts of the event will be filmed by one of our crew members for promo purposes.
➡️Slide 4 from the last RAVE CAVE in August with @grrlcrrsh
Link for TIX in bio. Early birds $10 + Fees
#torontoravecommunity #90srave #technomusic #progressivehouse
Oi Toronto Ravers!
Rave Cave is back @thedancecave Friday October 3rd, 10pm - 2am.
@hycastle & @orekusound will be serving up 90s techno, prog house, breakbeat hardcore, trance and euro.
Expect to hear a mix of anthems & underground gems.
Phone free dancefloor 📵 Be mindful of phone use. We want to help create a truly dance focused experience.
Live projections by @a.melv 📽️
Parts of the event will be filmed by one of our crew members for promo purposes.
➡️Slide 4 from the last RAVE CAVE in August with @grrlcrrsh
Link for TIX in bio. Early birds $10 + Fees
#torontoravecommunity #90srave #technomusic #progressivehouse
Oi Toronto Ravers!
Rave Cave is back @thedancecave Friday October 3rd, 10pm - 2am.
@hycastle & @orekusound will be serving up 90s techno, prog house, breakbeat hardcore, trance and euro.
Expect to hear a mix of anthems & underground gems.
Phone free dancefloor 📵 Be mindful of phone use. We want to help create a truly dance focused experience.
Live projections by @a.melv 📽️
Parts of the event will be filmed by one of our crew members for promo purposes.
➡️Slide 4 from the last RAVE CAVE in August with @grrlcrrsh
Link for TIX in bio. Early birds $10 + Fees
#torontoravecommunity #90srave #technomusic #progressivehouse
Oi Toronto Ravers!
Rave Cave is back @thedancecave Friday October 3rd, 10pm - 2am.
@hycastle & @orekusound will be serving up 90s techno, prog house, breakbeat hardcore, trance and euro.
Expect to hear a mix of anthems & underground gems.
Phone free dancefloor 📵 Be mindful of phone use. We want to help create a truly dance focused experience.
Live projections by @a.melv 📽️
Parts of the event will be filmed by one of our crew members for promo purposes.
➡️Slide 4 from the last RAVE CAVE in August with @grrlcrrsh
Link for TIX in bio. Early birds $10 + Fees
#torontoravecommunity #90srave #technomusic #progressivehouse
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