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Luke Savisky
by June Mattingly // regularmain.com

To describe Austin-based experimental video artist Savisky's transformation of the
New Works gallery in the Austin Museum of Art into a "mesmerizing immersive
environment of light and image," according to Andrea Mellard, the Assistant
Curator. She goes on to say "Luke Savinsky, who works in both traditional and
non-traditional art spaces, creates multi-media installations that transform
natural and architectural spaces.
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“Eye of Texas,” 2007, an interactive digital video projection on the 85-
foot tall Green Water Treatment Plant water tower, Austin
Exploring the spectrum of the human experience through film and art,
he stretches the limits of visual media using found film montage, direct
projection techniques, kinetic sets and sculptures, and unusual
projection surfaces in unlikely environments.”

Savisky earned his BFA from the University of Texas in Austin and has
won many distinguished awards and grants, one being for his
“Eye of Texas” in the First Night Austin arts festival in 2007 for which
he won the Austin Critics’ Table Award for Best Individual Project.

Savisky is the second artist to create a project for New Works,
Jade Walker featured on Regularmain at this link, was the first
in that series.
New Works Gallery, light installation, 2010, Austin Museum of Art
Fusebox at www.fuseboxfestival.com, the annual international video
festival in Austin starts April 24 for a week. At 9 pm on the 28th I will be
in the audience expecting to be transported into another earthly
space watching Savisky’s “Stepchild,” live film montages projected
onto the amphitheater seating area of the downtown City Hall, with
the music of Stars of the Lid in the background.

See Video Below
Jane Mattingly - Art Contributor for modaustin.net writes a regular blog
regularmain.com  focusing on Texas Artists.