Thanks to Kate Perdoni of Rocky Mountain PBS for making this video 2 years ago and writing about Dorothy and Mel Tanner and the past, present, and future of Lumonics. (as of 2020) “I love events that require suspension of disbelief; tales that cut under the fabric of reality to glimpse the inner workings of our subterranean …
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Jan 16
2 Years Ago on Rocky Mountain PBS
- By Barry Raphael in art, Colorado, Denver, Dorothy Tanner, light art, light sculpture, Lumonics, Mel Tanner, video, Westword
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Color Vapors (1977) by Mel Tanner
Light Meditation (30 seconds)
The photos below are examples of some of the source material we use at Lumonics Immersed. They are still images from our projection. It begins with making videos while on our rides and hikes in Colorado: mountains, streams, forests, and roads. We then transform the imagery in production, and add an original soundtrack. We think of it as “alchemized nature films”. No AI is involved!
Lumonics Immersed on Friday and Saturday for Denver Metro
Light Meditation (30 seconds)
Blue Angel (1987) by Dorothy Tanner
