Cruise the Circuit This is a 3D animation which directly translates music into visual art. It is abstract, synaesthetic visual music rendered in virtual space. I have even created a 3D stereoscopic version, so the visual instruments can be appreciated in their full depth. 5 minutes, color, stereo.

Improvisation No. 1 The music and video of this composition were created simultaneously, using unique analog synthesizers at the Experimental Television Center in upstate New York. 1 minute, color, stereo.

Too Far Out "I mean, I don't want to go too far out of me being somebody else, because otherwise that sets up that I'm, like, pretending to be... OK, let's go." 5 minutes, color, stereo.

Trance Mission Visual music which echoes religious practices designed to evoke awe, terror, and euphoria. An invitation to lose oneself in the singularity of the infinite. This one is a mind-bender! 3 minutes, color, stereo.

Technotanz "Whoa, dude, you should do RAVES!" 3 minutes, b&w/color, stereo.

Opus Alchymicum: The Special Edition Four precepts of classical alchemy are reinterpreted into a psycho-cybernetic visual/aural language. Computer animation is used to represent internal spaces holding ancient and ineffable truths. 6 minutes, color, stereo.

Psychotic Reaction Rock video using the Pulfrich effect to achieve 3-D stereoscopy without special equipment. Place an ND9 filter or sunglass over your right eye to see 3-D. 5 minutes, color, stereo.

Lullabye (for postmodern children) Simultaneously criticizes and celebrates media hypnosis via hell-driven industrial music and flickering scratch video of science fiction TV. 5 minutes, color, stereo.

PSEKELIS Prerecorded music is transmuted into abstract imagery in real time. Music composed and performed by Olivier Delarue. 5 minutes, color, stereo.

Media Blitz Recombinant mutation of the 1988 presidential election debate between Bush and Dukakis, deconstructing the relationship between gesture and power. 3 minutes, color, stereo.

Meltdown (Chaos in Motion) Documentation of Recycled Time, an interdisciplinary performance using 3-D audio and live multi-camera video feedback. Created in collaboration with Christian Greuel. 6 minutes, color, stereo.