A compilation of the various projects I have worked on from 2014 - 2018

Huge shout out to all of my friends and collaborators I've had the opportunity to work with!

Thanks you and Enjoy!

I had the pleasure of working with Awesome Incorporated to produce this Adult Swim Identity - Nesting Dolls.

I worked with VRV to develop a custom branded identity for their streaming service. I also fabricated wood sculptures for a projection mapped installation.

Death to False Prophets was a solo exhibition at Superchief Gallery featuring paintings and projection mapped sculptural environments by Texas based artist MOSS. The work revolves around the postmodern magical tradition known as Chaos Magick. Death to False Prophets is an exploration of the artist’s imagination represented through supernatural characters and symbols of improbability and chaos. Half grounded in fantasy and half in practicality, the artist engages in the idea of a distant future where the lines between technology and mankind have been blurred to reach in a higher state of augmented consciousness.

The ceremonial headdresses donned by figures throughout the show grant the beholder godlike vision that allows them to peer into the vast infinity of the multiverse. The blades wielded by the prophetic figures are known as Athame’s, a common magical tool used in ritual practice.

The future calls for us. It calls us in a silent voice from the!primordial deeps of our genetics and minds. Denounce the gods of old and the new, embrace the future of infinite possibility and chaos.

U’kruul sculpture and installation involving projection mapping, digital fabrication, and immersive environments.

Fashion Branding for Carmela Osorio Lugo’s collection “CARMELA”

Director, Cinematographer & Editor - Ethan Sellars
Motion Graphics Editor / Art Director - MOSS
Fashion Designer - Carmela
Creative Director - Rylie Healy

Fashion Marketing Team:
Morgan Davis
Rose Stevenson
Kyra Webb
Chelsea Nabergall

Models:
Anna Ko
Polly Adams
Isabel Durrego

Digitally fabricated sculpture/installation activated through projection mapping & animation.

Creators: Moss x Eddy Nieto

'Digital Shrine' is a projection mapped installation created for 'Are We Content?' Gallery Exhibition.

"The structure references the idea of an idol … what the internet has become to many of its users. The projections represent the way people are perceived and how they perceive others through these antisocial, digital relationships.” -Moss, Eddy Nieto

The sculpture itself was created by MOSS and stands at 5' tall and is made out of laser cut single ply cardboard coated in an aqua resin epoxy. Prior to laser cutting processes, the head was modeled in Autodesk 3d Software's. This 'Digital Shrine' served as my final project for an Independent Study class focusing on digital applications in sculpture taught by Professor Andrew F. Scott at Savannah College of Art and Design.

The custom effects were made in adobe after effects and were then transmitted through projection mapping software MadMapper.

'Are We Content Gallery Exhibition' was a collaborative exploration focused on various aspects of how human beings establish identity and interact in the electric landscape of digital culture. Various students and Alumni from the Savannah College of Art and Design submitted pieces utilizing both digital & analog approaches.
The entire exhibition can be seen here: vimeo.com/97669932

Brand Packaging for a line of Glass Products titled “Relics of OTH”

Zealots of Xulthor is a triptych sculpture created through digital fabrication processes and projection mapped animations.

Character Illustration, 2018

Illustration/ Character Concept Design

Fabricated Sculpture I created during my research at UT Dallas, Projection Mapped installation