Continuing from my previous post, is a main visual feast shared last weekend, at the first annual Borealis, Festival of Light in Seattle.
The main visual feast is a video projection main show upon the MOHAI (Museum of History and Industry) building in South Lake Union. Over four nights repeated hourly for the early night hours, we got colorful video presentations backed by modern sound mixing, presented by talented light artists from around the world.
Here are some glimpses of that, ahead of the mass oohing crowds…
Here below, are also some video samplings from the few various presentations, from Geekwire’s Youtube account:
An overall breathtaking experience for lovers of lights, sound, and modern new ways to express art in digital forms. I am a fan of this work now and will definitely check out more light art shows on this grand level of awesomeness.
– Orion T
TRAVELING ORION 
Hey there! I’m George Berlin- that’s my super colorful cartoony projection up top (and we also did the Paint Roller Remix from your earlier post, too!)
So happy you enjoyed the show- next year should be even more amazing.
Check out more of our cool stuff here: http://www.georgeberlin.com or email me if you have any questions.
Thank you!
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Wow, that cartoony one was my favorite work of the show! That was amazing, and thanks for taking part. I would love to see more of your work in person, and keep you in mind for more info on the process that goes into that.
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