The Dodecagon 360 Experience is an immersive, multi-sensory video installation that surrounds viewers with synchronized visual and auditory art, creating a space that feels more like stepping inside a living sculpture than watching a film.

The content is often abstract and atmospheric, using rhythmic, fractal-like visuals and ambient or electronic music to evoke both personal introspection and collective awe. It’s less about narrative and more about sensation—what you feel, hear, and perceive within the space.

The physical structure is a 12 sided frame that has a screen in every other opening that creates a broken 360 environment.  The structure, screens and projected content represent our technology, and the empty openings represent the natural world we live in.  As participants move inside and outside of the installation they are reminded that we live in the space between the two and it's important to feel the connection between them as we move through the experiences of our lives.

About the Artist: Moabyte

My artist's moniker is Moabyte.  It's a name that represents my love and connection to nature (Moab) and my passion for creating digital art with technology (byte). I began using this moniker in 1996 while living in Moab, Utah. It was there that I began this incredible journey into audio-visual arts.  The Dodecagon 360 Experience is a deep dive into this passion. I hope it serves as inspiration to all that experience it.

In my work, I explore the intricate and symbiotic relationship between technology and nature, two forces often perceived as opposing or disconnected. Yet, upon closer examination, they are inextricably linked, each influencing and shaping the other in profound ways.

Nature, with its organic systems, cycles, and processes, provides the foundation for human innovation, while technology, in its relentless progression, offers new tools to understand, protect, and interact with the natural world. The lines between the two are increasingly blurred as we develop more sophisticated ways of integrating technological advancements into our ecosystems.

I approach this theme by combining elements of both the natural world and technological forms. My work often merges organic materials with digital media, creating a dialogue between the tactile, living essence of nature and the intangible, yet potent, presence of technology. Through this fusion, I aim to provoke reflection on the ways we rely on and reshape the environment through our creations, and how, in turn, nature continues to influence and inspire technological evolution.

At its core, my art serves as a reminder that technology is not a separate entity, but rather a continuation of the natural world’s own processes. In our quest to innovate and expand, we must not forget that we are part of a larger ecosystem, one where the boundaries between the organic and the synthetic are often more fluid than we might imagine. The future of our planet lies not in choosing between these forces, but in understanding and cultivating a deeper connection between them.