Go behind the scenes of Angie Jones’ After Life Projection 3D—a fusion of 3D modeling, projection mapping, and glitch aesthetics. See how she built the Quad Skull using Maya, Pepakura, and HeavyM to bring this high-tech digital artwork to life.
Watch Angie Jones’ After Life Projection 3D—a high-tech video mapping piece created for the HeavyM Contest. Featuring a 5x4 ft Quad Skull built in Maya and projected using HeavyM, this glitch-infused digital artwork explores perception and technology’s impact.
Angie Jones’ Quad Skull video merges high-tech visuals with glitch effects, bringing her 3D-printed skull sculpture to life. Symbolizing the impact of technology on brain circuitry, this dynamic piece explores digital distortion and perception. Watch the full video at StixAndJones.com.
Angie Jones’ After Life—a mesmerizing 6K-rendered projection—was featured in Rhythms + Visions / Expanded + Live 3. Displayed on a 70-foot screen alongside works by renowned artists like Refik Anadol, Miwa Matreyek, and Davide Quayola, this immersive piece blends fine art and digital animation. Featuring an original score by composer Bryan Curt Kostors, After Life transforms space through rhythm, movement, and light.
Angie Jones’ Rhythm and Views—a breathtaking 70-foot projection from her After Life series—was showcased alongside works by renowned artists like Refik Anadol, Miwa Matreyek, and Davide Quayola. This large-scale installation merges fine art and digital animation, transforming space with rhythm, movement, and light.
Watch artist Angie Jones craft her own paint in this time-lapse video! Using Kama Pigments, Alumina Hydrate, Walnut Oil, and Rembrandt Medium, she grinds and mixes rich, luminous colors by hand—honoring the traditional techniques of master painters. This process not only enhances the depth and vibrancy of her fine art but also bridges classical craftsmanship with contemporary innovation.
Watch artist Angie Jones bring a stunning portrait to life in this time-lapse painting of Sienna, a beloved dog captured in rich detail and expressive brushstrokes. This piece sold before the gallery opening at Cella Gallery—highlighting the emotional connection and artistry behind her work. Using traditional techniques with a contemporary edge, Angie blends classical influence with modern storytelling.
