Inspired by creative pioneers such as Wassily Kandinsky and Brian Eno, Copps explores the places where the mediums of sound and sight interplay. Primarily working with computers, sonar, and programming technology, Copps creates genre-crossing installations that he characterizes as "video paintings."

"I like my art to hinge on a point where things are always just out of my control--running on their own momentum. This leads to a variability that reflects both the random nature of my inspiration and the unpredictable nature of my own expressions while living with Tourette's. I find the tension between self-applied filters and uncertainty to be inspiring, exciting, and beautiful." Read More

Will has raised the bar for what you can do with Resolume besides club VJing. Read More

A local musician and visual artist, Will Copps, submitted his work that uses sonar sensors and generative programming to produce unpredictable displays for each individual viewer. Read More

The drummer is a powerhouse, some might say too much at times, but not me. Between that and the electric guitar and bass, this is far from a nice little folk set. Read More

They all have extremely rocking beats; I’ve had “Paris Stairs” stuck in my head for a few days now, which would just drive me to listen to the EP again. With Jean’s strong vocals, all the songs seem to capture a longing that many of us are all too familiar with; we may stop longing for what it is we wanted, but you never forget that feeling of yearning. Read More

But the end result is a brand of inoffensive indie-pop that effortlessly slides from sparse to lush and back again. Read More