The Technology behind Inflatable Frankenstein by Radiohole, The Kitchen, NYC

Marlon Barrios Solano visits The Kitchen (NYC) while the tech preparation for Inflatable Frankenstein performance by RadioHole. Radiohole performers and creators, develop and run their own technology for the shows conflating the roles of performers and technologists in most of their creations. In this short video they talk and show some of their DYI gadgets and applications. All of them used for Inflatable Frankenstein, piece that was part of the COIL 2013 Festival in NYC.
http://www.ps122.org/inflatable-frankenstein/

Influenced by James Whale’s Frankenstein films, Radiohole explodes the tumultuous and tragic life of Mary Shelley. Blood chilling and completely strange, Inflatable Frankenstein is brimming with whims, technological absurdity, and bodily fluids. A larger-than-life, Radiohole gothic teen sex dream. With Maggie Hoffman, Eric Dyer, Erin Douglass, Joseph Silovsky, and Mark Jaynes. Also introducing The Creature Without Organs.

Interview produced by Marlon Barrios Solano for dance-tech.tv

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