Tango Dance

Tango Dance is an ongoing series of 3D captured scenes of people moving while interacting with the environment around them. It is a playful exploration that aims to document moments in time by mixing 3D scanning and motion.

All pieces in this project are presented as point clouds, which are large datasets of dots that hold X, Y, and Z coordinates as well as color information about the subjects being captured. In isolation, the points don’t mean much, but together, they form a volumetric scene that invites the audience to visualize a story in a unique way.

Recent recognitions and exhibitions:
BWAC Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition - 2022
826 Gallery, Currents New Media - 2021, 2022
H. F. Johnson Gallery of Art, “StoryTeching/Immersive Tales - 2020
Bad@Sports Podcast - 2020

3D scan of some people looking at a Van Gogh painting.

3D scan of a woman in motion observing the details of a a painting

3D scan of the artist's grandmother cleaning her garden

3D scan of a bunch of people sunbathing at the beach.

3D scan of a burger stand in Times Square, NYC.

3D scan of a woman who reaches out to grab a pair of shoes at a store

3D scan of an ambulance and many policeman behind it.

3D scan of some people standing in front of a restaurant door.

3D scan of a room at the Whitney Museum. A lot of people are walking around.

3D scan of a lot of people observing a painting at the Whitney Museum in NYC.

3D scan of the inside of an airplane full of people.

3D scan of two people waiting for the train at a NYC subway platform. A sign behind them reads B90 St-Holland.

3D scan of a person shopping at a supermarket where all the shelves are empty in the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.

3D scan of a person restocking supermarket shelves.

3D scan of two people looking at a store window display.

3D scan of two people looking at the window display of a famous donut shop in Brooklyn, NY.

3D scan of many people at the NYC Dyke March holding hands.

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