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Craf Jam @ Friendly CollectiveMar. 6th, 2026Friendly Collective Studios, Denver CO
Seven TellerMar. 19, 2026Skylark Lounge, Denver, CO
Badger Music & Arts FestivalAug. 14-16, 2026Hartsel, CO

Booking: liquidluxvisuals@gmail.com

Do you have a favorite? The white ink exploding on a black background reminded me of this footage from #parkersolarprobe flying through the sun’s corona in 2021. Parker Solar Probe is operated in part by the John’s Hopkins Applied Physics Lab, which is also where I’m employed as a web/UX designer and innovation facilitator. If you’ve never heard about PSP but you like science I definitely recommend reading about it, especially the mysteries of the sun it was built to explore and the engineering behind its heat shield, which reaches temps of up to 2500F as it flies through the sun’s atmosphere. On the other side of the 4 or 5 inch thick heat shield, the instruments sit at a comfortable 85F😮 Before the liquid I was fanning the flames ❤️‍🔥About a year ago I built an effigy and burned it in the mountains west of Denver with a bunch of friends. It was an awesome time! Just getting around to making a recap video. Experimenting with dry erase markers and glow in the dark powder, neither of which worked out as cool as I’d hope but I might file them away as “cool in a gross/ugly kinda way” for later use… I do like how the dry erase markers becomes stringy and stretchy though 🕸️ Top: video feed without effects Time lapse of making a blue/cloud visual and playing with live video effects. Thanks to @ericrobbinsmedia for the hour-long video of clouds ☁️ Which one is your favorite? #liquidlightshow #bubbles #herbiehancock #reels #trippy https://www.instagram.com/reel/DU1qwFPjgOg/ To speak of love is as easy as talking A few low quality photos from a high quality night💗 Doing a #liquidlightshow alongside @illixr504303 DJing at a craft night I hosted #lightshow #vj #kaleidoscope #crystal #trippy Experiments with clear marbles part 3 More experiments with clear marbles Which one is your favorite? Clear marbles on an iPad Liquid light shows surfaced in the early 1960s and are making a resurgance today as their live, analog nature stands in contrast to many CGI, AI or otherwise digital-feeling visuals accompanying today’s wide variety of psychedelic, jam, and EDM music. I created these scenes using mineral oil, dye, water, and alcohol being squished between two glass plates on top of a light pad, filmed from above. Full ~30 minute experimental fire-themed #liquidlightshow is up on YouTube at the link in my bio, or just search “liquid lux visuals” No audio, put on your favorite playlist and enjoy the background visuals! It’s a bit sporadic and not as visually appealing as I’d like in some sections, so I’m currently working on a revised version that will have just one constant fire video playing in the background. So think Yule log video but with trippy liquid visuals on top 🔥Keep an eye out for that to be posted soon! What do you hear? What do you see? A rite of passage, I guess 🥲🫠 Squishing ink, mineral oil, and alcohol around in a crystal dish. It’s fun working on the subtle movements needed to get it to line up with the music. It’s much more precise and gentle than I’m used to being while moving to this kind of music. Experimenting with new crystal glass, new camera setup, new vfx software Watch this video 97 times with audio to become #enlightened Liquid light shows surfaced on both sides of the Atlantic around 1966 and were an integral part of the psychedelic music scene well into the seventies. Shows could be as simple as a single operator and two or three modified slideprojectors or overhead projectors and a couple of color wheels or as complex as shows with ten or more operators, 70 plus projectors (including liquid slide, liquid overhead, movie and still image models plus a vast array of highly advanced (for the time) special effects equipment). A butter dish is a shallow container, typically with a lid, for storing butter. Butter dish dance ish… watch the whole thing, the butter dish goes crazy Some crystal dishes stacked on a light pad, a black light, and digital effects Last night I got a new usb camera in the mail and was able to play with real-time effects in Mosh Pro for the first time. I just uploaded a 25 minute video of it on my YouTube channel, link in bio! #liquidlightartist #abstractphotography #liquidlight #kaleidoscope Oil, water, and dye in a clear dish on top of an iPad playing a black and white tunnel pattern, and playing with a magnifying lense over top, plus KALEIDOSCOPE = magic ✨

Booking: liquidluxvisuals@gmail.com

📍Based in Denver, CO