Artists & co-creators
Musicians, dancers, visual artists, and theater-makers who've shaped the system from the inside.
selected work
Work
A glimpse of what's been made — and the kinds of rooms it's lived in.
past experiences
Where Deep Play has shown up
Captions are sketches. The full stories live in the rooms.
Dec 2019 · San Diego, CA
TEDx Women: Bold & Brilliant
A 360° immersion as part of TEDxSan Diego's Bold and Brilliant Women event.
Outdoor immersion
Cypress grove yoga journey
Group flow practice held inside a 360° sonic and light environment in an open-air venue.
Large-scale gathering
Amphitheater immersion
Hundreds of participants in a single shared sensory field — meditation, movement, music.
Intimate venue
Candlelit immersion
Close-quarters immersion — soft light, dense scent, layered spatial sound. The room is the instrument.
Healing arts
Sound bowl ceremony
Acoustic instruments brought into the 360° field — sound shaped in real time by the geometry of the room.
Community circle
Drum & sound circle
Participatory immersion: the group's playing becomes part of the surrounding environment.
Off-grid
Forest field session
Battery-powered system carried into a remote site — full 360° immersion under trees.
Immersion
Neon light field
A guide working inside a custom light installation — driving the environment from within, not in front of it.
Installation
Cyan tube field
A walk-through sound and light field, exploring perceptual edges at intimate scale.
co-created with
Collaborators
Deep Play has been built and played alongside many remarkable artists, healers, teachers, and engineers. A few are listed here — many more aren't yet.
Facilitators & teachers
Yoga instructors, breathwork guides, sound healers, and workshop leaders working in immersion.
Engineers & researchers
The technical minds behind real-time spatial audio, lighting, biosensing, and scent dispersion.
Want to be credited or featured here? Let me know.
Have a room in mind?
A residency, a research project, a festival, a one-night thing. The interesting ones rarely fit the menu.