Craig Colorusso has been exploring the intersection of sound, light, and space through sculpture since 2000. His installations consist of wood, metal, fabric, and electronics.
Originally composed for the Delaware Art Museum, Lady Bug Cathedral was a 5 hour piece of bowed guitar.
The piece has been performed a few times and has expanded to include Bass Clarinet and Clarinet.
There was even a reed section at the last gig.
This will be the second time Lady Bug Cathedral will be performed indoors.
A 42 minute piece of bowed guitar by Craig Colorusso is now streaming on your favorite platform: HERE.
Below is a taste…
Sun Boxes participated in the 4th Biennial International Kinetic Art Exhibit.
February 3 and 4th I was in Boynton Beach talking to lots of great people. There were great artists only a few feet away.
Like my buddy Anthony Castronovo, who collaborated with the delightful Eleonora Nicoletti for Solar Shimmer.
Anthony and I even had some time to play a little pinball.
September 28, 2018 to November 2, 2018 CUBEMUSIC and INSTALL were presented at Quincy Art Center while Sun Boxes toured the city.
I met a ton of very cool people.
They even fed me great Italian Food.
There were Cameras
Looking forward to my return to Quincy.
Sound Swings Uptown Video.
Longtime friend and collaborator KEVIN BELLI made a short clip about the Moon Pod.
June 29-30, 32018 Sun Boxes visited The Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
It was two great days filled with Sun.
And Lots of very cool people.
New Video for Sound Swings Uptown
Using Bass Clarinet and Bb Clarinet it plays a pattern of notes using the Number PI
This is a 20 second sample. The whole piece can be heard in the app link above on the left.
Or you can stream one of two 9 minute excerpts at your favorite site:
SPOTIFY APPLE TIDAL DEEZER YOUTUBE
The number PI is very seductive. The idea of a number that continues forever is very appealing. It makes me think about my breath. It is taken for granted but I will breathe everyday for the rest of my life. A breath every few seconds or so. What a great way to acknowledge the beauty of PI. Using my own breath with a Bass Clarinet and Clarinet to play a piece that lasts forever. A few minutes of PI presents itself as a hodgepodge of notes that over time this quickly turns into a wash of soothing sounds to dip into.
I like systems.
I like evolution.
I like forever.
I like numbers.
I like impossible.
