The WAY to YAY
summary
Moves to Japan in 2003, starts live analog drawing in 2004 and goes digital around 2005–07, builds a club performance practice using pens and camcorder projection and later tablets and multi‑projector setups (one idea with two tablets fails because the left hand can’t keep up). By 2008 work is sustainable in Japan, moves to New York in 2009 and reverts to pens for 200‑foot walls. Builds a beta project called Street Ink map of Cambridge streets, prototypes sensors and circuit boards at MIT, and shows handmade pieces sewn by grandmother at the Brooklyn Museum.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Finding your way
- 3:48Childhood to art career
- 10:11Creativity in Tokyo
- 15:07Live music drawing
- 21:44Struggling in New York
- 27:40Breaking the mold
- 31:29Journey from WAY to YAY
- 32:33Live demo and closing
