Multidisciplinary Artist Based in Miami, FL

Animation Projects

Animation Demo Reel

1-800 Panic

The Dancing Robot

Animatics

3D Animation

Video Art

Video Art Demo Reel

Water Through Our Bodies

(10:59)

What is this horrifying beautiful way life takes things away from us? Though synced interplaying videos of my mother existing in a pool, the image slowly distorts and compounds in the way we all experience grief.

This project used tools like voice recorders, a GoPro camera, and Adobe Premiere. The method I used to capture my video is placing my mother in a pool, with a bathing suit she feels beautiful in and asking her to swim. My mother explains her first encounters with death and how her experiences have influenced her world view.

Breakfast at Winnipeg’s

(0:24)

This is the tale of breakfast featuring the paid actor Winnipeg Sagion who simply could not stay out of the spotlight.

Tools used for this piece include Adobe Premier, Audio Stellar and Processing.

Video Feedback Experiment I

(0:22)

This piece was made using a feedback loop with a standard face video camera and a digital aspect appropriated from the internet.

Body of Green

(0:06)

This is a short piece made with a figure study, a photo collage and the wonderful effects of AI compositing.

If you’re lonely. (LOVE ME)

(0:54)

Mosh and PIKMOV collaboration, filtered though about five times between each program morphing a still frame into a looping video. The title and the text in the video fit together but are separated by purpose, with the whole phrase being “If you’re lonely, love me.” It is a beg, a plea and a threat looping over and over again with retro glitch aesthetics.

How to Wear Three Hats

(3:10)

What are the ways we mold ourselves to our art? How are we learning these aspects? What are we teaching to others by sharing ourselves? How to Wear Three Hats is an exploration of these concepts that leaves the viewers with questions to answer about themself rather than answers. Through multiple overlapping videos we can get a sense for the artist's journey though the art making process of learning and growing. What seems as a non sequitur background video is slowly given context though the surrounding overlaying videos.

The reflexivity of the piece is significantly present with all but the filming camera shown. The background video (featuring the artists) also seems to take direction from the surrounding videos, breathing in when told to and moving the boom pole away when it interferes with the shot. The artwork directly references multiple youtube videos that reference other pieces of media like Wonder Woman and The Grinch creating a meta intercontextuality within the piece.

Performance

Dad Calloway’s Library of Drag, Discourse and Dialogue

Performance, installation of discarded books, bookshelves, jazz music, chairs, carpet and tarp, Dimensions Variable

What books have you thrown away in your lifetime, maybe a romance novel you got at the airport, or a memoir you never had time to read? At the library, books are put on the free cart everyday, updated with books no one wants. Just one book can give you a conversation for hours, now imagine one hundred.

These are those books: discarded, forgotten, unchecked. Welcome to Dad Calloway’s Library of Drag, Discard, and Dialogue. Listen as he reads, watch him lip sync, and explore what it means to be a discarded book in Florida in 2025.