Arizona Cycle

Arizona Cycle

Remixing fantastical forms from Aquarium, Arizona Cycle brings subaquatic biologies to the edge of the Sonoran Desert.

Code: Marpi
Tech direction: Kevin Colorado
Sound design: Bent Stamnes
Documentation: Rowan Burkam
Producer: Jay Chen
Operations: Christian Boullon
In collaboration with: SMoCA

Part of Mutual Reality: Art on the Edge of Technology, organized by Julie Ganas at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Aquarium (Arizona Cycle) extends previous worlds into a new procedural dance.

This time, tentacles and feelers sprout from and alongside fruiting bodies on a single, large-scale canvas. Kinect sensors capture the audience's movement and gestures, entangling their digital avatars within a mass of procedurally generated, Unity built, free-floating limbs.

Mobile Touch with gyroscope
Mobile Touch with gyroscope
New Nature multiplayer app
New Nature multiplayer app
Arizona phone interaction
Arizona phone interaction

Integration with the mobile app allows users from anywhere in the world to see and interact with the experience and the visitors in the physical space, with added real-time haptic feedback.

Arizona Cycle

In this important moment in time, humans and technology are evolving together, and interactive art exemplifies this relationship.

Aquarium (Arizona Cycle) has been on view at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art in Scottsdale, Arizona from June - October 2019.