"Dawn’s Early Light" by Louis M. Brill

Lumia projections are very special if presented in a very slow undulating movement as the light forms unfold, shape shifting from one sensuous image to another. Often to extend the visual presence of animated Lumia a musical track accompanies the Lumia motion which is no different than adding a musical score to a film. When music is played with a Lumia composition, it adds a narrative, emotional and dynamic presence to the abstract moving light as the mind attempts to synchronize the sound and visuals being presented.

In presentation as watched by its audience there is a transition where it appears the music is driving the Lumia imagery. Here the audience's experience becomes transcendent of both the music and the visuals as they are blended into a singular experiential moment. Enjoy.

Music:
Doug McKechnie is a producer, composer, and performer, born in Berkeley, CA. Doug played the Moog from 1968 to 1972 in California and Utah, including the famous Altamont concert with the Rolling Stones. You can see him in the movie Gimme Shelter. In the mid-70s, he along with Stephen Hill of Music From The Hearts of Space fame and visualist David Perrazo recreated the legendary planetarium show Vortex at the Morrison Planetarium in San Francisco and the Macmillan planetarium in Vancouver, B. C. (1974-75).