This Place/This Sound - Immersive Exchange Initiative I : GUSTAVUS Alaska
Media: Audio, Video, Dance
Date: 2015
Collaborators: Hank Lenfter (naturalist), Sarah Campen (dancer) , & Sarah Conarro (visual artist)
Description: Bozeman accompanied naturalist Hank Lentfer on an early morning field recording session, gathering sounds of Glacier Bay National Park in Gustavus, Alaska wildlife for the National Library of Natural Sounds at Cornell University. Bozeman inserted these sounds into a sampler and generated a composition with these sounds. Alaskan Dancer Sarah Campen choreographed a dance to the composition and performed it in Gustavus, AK. Campen then traveled to Dreamers Welcome in Brooklyn, New York to dance part 2 of her piece while working with Bozeman and Sarah Conarro. Campen and Conarro completed the circle back in Gustavus AK with this final video and Campen's final performance.
Media: Installation, Projections, Painting, Sound
Collaborators: Hank Moore (singer / songwriter / music educator) & Sarah Conarro (visual arts educator)
Date: 2021
Description: With “things we all need” as the theme, Bozeman worked with Hank Moore and Sarah Conarro in collaboration with young artists from The Painted Cloud to create this multimedia piece about the collective need for sunshine, water, and dreams. Bozeman utlized the paintings made by Conarro and young artists to create immersive projections that they danced and moved around in while listening their voices on the track Something We All Need (Sunshine / Water / Dreams).
Something We All Need (Sunshine / Water / Dreams)
Listen to Something We All Need (Sunshine / Water / Dreams)::
Media: Relief Print, Animation, Watercolor
Date: 2022
Description: Bozeman led young artists in grades 6-9 to create circles of different scales and congruent designs to then draw and carve out of linoleum. After printing their prints, young artists hand-painted their prints and scanned each print. Bozeman guided young aritsts how to use photoshop to create an animation.
Rhythm Stillness Movement
Media: Video, Sound
Date: 2025
Description: Bozeman created a soundscape and video about the beach he spent time visiting as a child. To create a blissful memory-like colorscape, Bozeman ran footage from the beach through video feedback. He paired the video with ambient music, much like that of a dream. Though peaceful, Nice Waves is also about nostalgia - when one has had a really nice moment and then rides through the waves to the next time of life.
Nice Waves
Media: Paint, Animation
Date: 2025
Description: This set of animations is a current explorations of line and color to create hand-painted animations.
Hand-painted Animation
Media: Wood, Paint, Plants
Collaborators: Sarah Conarro (visual artist)
Date: 2024
Description: Bozeman designed and built an ongoing series of wood works linking practical life and meditation by combining utilitarian materials with fine art. The woodworks are made of wood, paper, paint, and incorporate commonplace objects such as mirrors, candles and plants. The works are developed with two presentation formats in mind. Combined together, the pieces create a flowing and complete installation. Independently, each piece maintains its own function and simple beauty while still retaining the magic of the whole.
Growth Potential
New Projectors
Media: Mirror, Projector, Wood, Video
Date: 2018
Description: “New Projector” is a video-light-bending new media sculptural installations developed to explore technologies role in the environment and mental health. Technology’s pros are coupled with its toll on mental health — “New Projector” is an exploration of employing technology to create an immersive, interactive, psychedelic, and beautiful environment. Paired with a meditative soundscape composed by Bozeman, the light, sound, and vibe, the goal of the work is to bring any viewer to a meditative mental state, one that is related to how one feels when enjoying the night sky.
Dream Driver
Media: Music (paired with video installation)
Date: 2013
Description: In collaboration with musician Javier Morales, Bozeman composed an instrumental album as “transportation music” (music to listen to while taking modes of transportation). Inspired by infomercial sound tracks, company profile videos, royalty free music, pop music melodies, and ideas about transportation, the album is titled “Dream Driver” by Paradise II.
For the album release, Bozeman hosted a visual listening party at Clocktower Gallery in Manhattan in tandem with a video installation that immersed attendees in a sea of light and optical magic. The entire show is filmed on a full length VHS tape, serving as a "visual album," which is released following the event.
Print Selection
Media: Relief, Screen-printing
Date: 2020
Description: This series of relief and screen-printing artworks have the unifying factor of absurdity. Bozeman sought to pair the formal practices of printmaking with ideas and imagery that simply make the viewer laugh or feel like they’re having a great time.
