Musical Interactive Railing

About the artist
Scott Amos and David Parfit

Biography

Scott Amos is an internationally screened award-winning filmmaker and media artist living and working in Victoria, BC. While earning an MFA from UVic’s Department of Writing, his fascination with technology, both current and antiquated, led him from 16mm experimental film, to digital video production, to using electronics and machinery to create interactive sound and light installations and kinetic sculptures. Sometimes likened to a mad scientist, the work he creates is whimsical, thoughtful, and often a little strange.

David Parfit is a composer, sound designer, and software engineer who spends his time composing music for films like The Whale and Two4One, producing albums for artists such as The Carlines and Rachael Cardiello, and designing and coding interactive sound and light installations with Monkey C Interactive. Since earning a Master of Music degree from NYU in 2005, he has been combining visual imagery, sound, and music to create deep emotional connections with viewers and listeners, and has earned a reputation in Victoria’s film and music communities as an artisan of all things audible.

Website

https://www.monkeycinteractive.com/

Details
Artwork type
Site Integrated
Medium
Interactive multi-media
Site
Rear stairwell at the Bastion Square parkade. 575 Yates St
Artwork category
Civic Public Art
Community
Victoria
Date unveiled
2016
Location
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