THE THIN VEIL
A film tracing the infinite complexities of water and sand. Shot whilst on residency at The Cill Rialaig Project, Co. Kerry, Ireland in 2018. Accompanying the film is an artist book The Cill Rialaig Diary, documenting the rare and unique area. The diary is available for a donation to Ocean Conservancy.
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THE UNDERSEA WELL
Immersive light and sound installation created while on residency at Áras Éanna on Inis Oírr, Co. Galway, Ireland, 2018.
STARTLED BY THIS SILENCE THAT HAD NEVER BEEN BROKEN
An audio-visual sculptural piece on loop. 2017.
FRIMAIRE IS THE COLOR
A light and sound installation forArts Council New Orleans LUNA Fête. Dreamy trumpet provided by Michael Arcos. Projected onto windows, 5 minute loop, on St Charles and Julia Street in New Orleans.
Frimaire Is The Color from Jane Cassidy on Vimeo.
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Images below by Cynthia Scott:
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LONG SINCE THE SUN HAS SET
Installation for 4 part surround sound SATB choir and 4 channel video. Recording by the Tulane University Choir conducted by Dr Leonard Raybon. Music can be found here.
Photos by Jonathan Traviesa
MUSIC FOR CARS AT NIGHT ON COUNTRY ROADS
An immersive audio visual installation where the audience are invited into a pickup truck. A saturating 30 minute musical score plays through the stereo system while synchronized videos of night driving are projected onto the windshield.
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A video excerpt from the installation
WHEREAS FOR ME IT MEANS
Audio visual installation for surround sound. 16 speakers and LEDs. Music can be found here.
An adaption of the work was made for Elsewhere, the living museum, in Greensboro, North Carolina. Great documentation of the unique and totally different adaption can be found here.
An adaption of the work was made for Elsewhere, the living museum, in Greensboro, North Carolina. Great documentation of the unique and totally different adaption can be found here.
The view from BELOW
Photo by Jonathan Traviesa
Whereas For Me It Means from Jane Cassidy on Vimeo.
THE PULSE GOES THREADY
Moving light sculpture.
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Photos by Jonathan Traviesa
KNEW ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER
Site specific installation at the front steps of the Newcomb Art Dept at Tulane University. Each night, as the sun goes down the night light in the space turns on. With it, so too does the terrible sounding ballast. To combat the sound I made a surround sound installation that came on in tandem with the light. It harmonizes and drowns out the awful noise. I could have just fixed the ballast but it was much more fun to play with the beautiful space.
Walk through of installation as part of Bamboula for P3+:
Walk through of installation as part of Bamboula for P3+:
Find audio here.
THEY UPPED THEIR GAME AFTER THE ORANGES
Excerpt. Visual music projection mapping piece for a corner
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PURPLE TINGED PEARL BUTTONED BANGLED BILLY
Visual music installation for stereo sound, projector and fog machine. The audience are free to move about the installation in order to engage with the work, alter the movement of the fog and to play with the light.
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OUT ON A LIMB
Stereo sound and projection. There are 2 versions. One for projections onto trees and the other on a much smaller scale for projection onto a sculpture.
Out on a Limb (sculpture) from Jane Cassidy on Vimeo.
Site specific version for projection onto trees. Made at Art Farm Nebraska
Out on a limb from Jane Cassidy on Vimeo.
SQUARE BALL
Visual music installation for stereo sound, projector and fog machine. The audience are free to move about the installation in order to engage with the work, alter the movement of the fog and to play with the light.
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Square Ball from Jane Cassidy on Vimeo.