Dexter's solo and collaborative projects have been featured at Microscope Gallery, Experimental Intermedia, PS1, Roulette, The New York Museum of Art and Design, Sight and Sound Festival, Issue Project Room, the Mononoaware Festival, The Lesley Heller Workspace, Festival of Ideas for the New City, The Invisible Dog, Splatterpool, and ESP TV. He is a member of Future Archaeology.
xSQUARE/GETS/THE/CIRCLE @ BALAGAN SCREENING SERIES (2013)
Documentation from an expanded cinema performance
xSQUARE/GETS/THE/CIRCLE @ SIGHT/UNSEEN (2013)
Documentation from an expanded cinema performance
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xACTION/FILM @MICROSCOPE GALLERY (2012)
Documentation from an evolving performance that uses direct animation on 16mm film-leader, light-to-sound synthesis, and the
destruction of the film itself.
xACTION/FILM @ THE INVISIBLE DOG (2012)
Documentation from an evolving performance that uses direct animation on 16mm film-leader, light-to-sound synthesis, and the
destruction of the film itself.
xACTION/FILM @ THE ANARCHIST ART FESTIVAL (2012)
Documentation from an evolving performance that uses direct animation on 16mm film-leader, light-to-sound synthesis, and the
destruction of the film itself.
xACTION/FILM (2011)
Documentation from an evolving performance that uses direct animation on 16mm film-leader, light-to-sound synthesis, and the
destruction of the film itself.
xIMAGES (2006 - 2013)
Photo documentation from selected performances in NYC.
xCINEMATIC ABJECT I (2012)
30min looping HD (excerpt)
16mm "scratch" film scanned to digital and reanimated in a continuous loop. The intentional removal of the filmic illusion and boundaries of the frame leaves a slowly-moving digital scroll.
xCINEMATIC ABJECT I & 2 (2012)
xUNTITLED (2011)
Ink on 16mm film leader and optoelectronic sound. Transferred to HD.
xFILM STILL (2010)
Installation. Ink on film leader, copper tubing, rewind hardware, spools.
The film's original function is apparent but inaccessible..
xDRAWING ON FILM (2009)
Process-drawings made, exhibited, and discarded over the course of a gallery show. The drawings are made on a simple apparatus suggesting a loom. The process is transparent and the results are immediate.
DOWNLOADING I (2013)
15min looping HD (excerpts)
A found analog photograph is digitized and then sonified as raw data playing back at 44100 Hz. As the image incrementally disappears, each row of pixels spills out of the frame as sound.
DOWNLOADING II (2013)
15min looping HD (excerpts)
A found analog photograph is digitized and then sonified as raw data playing back at 44100 Hz. As the image incrementally disappears, each row of pixels spills out of the frame as sound.
∞SPIN CYCLE: HORIZON I (2012)
Looping single channel HD video and sound.
A powerdrill mounted HD camera flattens and warps space as it approaches its representational and mechanical limits. This video uses the NYC skyline as a canvas for playful formal derangement. Note: All visual effects and sounds were derived from the camera apparatus itself.
∞DARK DETECTION - (2011)
Rephotographed Super 8 film. A modified "darkness
alarm" sound circuit alerts the viewer to areas of moving shadow.
∞STRIATED FIELDS I (2007)
VHS tape transfered to HD. 5min looping.
Square wave oscillation interferes with a series of cornfields (an allusion to the early history of televisual images.) The sound and interference frequencies are determined by the light emitted from the source footage.
±FUTURE ARCHAEOLOGY: OHM IV (2013)
A site-specific performance environment harnessing the conductive / resistive properties of the human body to create an evolving soundscape. Premiered at SIGHT + SOUND festival 2013
±FUTURE ARCHAEOLOGY: OHM (2010)
Exploring the conductive / resistive properties of graphite and the human hand, OHM transforms the Splaterpool gallery walls into interactive sonic drawings. Part of the Dead of Winter series, curated by Maria Chavez. See the full event documentary HERE
±OHM II (2011)
Performance documentation. Crowd interaction is harnessed into a large-scale "human sound circuit."
Chance compositions comprised of underwater recordings taken from the East and Hudson rivers. Hydrophony brings unheard acoustic worlds to the surface - allowing the listener to experience familiar sites of recreation, travel, and industry in a new and intimate way. External site
