the cube uses analog hardware to cycle through 4 very chill animations

Sunnnyside Cube

Grant Spanier wanted a 2'x2' acrylic cube for his DJ persona, Sunnnyside. The brief was to float his logo in space and develop custom animation sequences to work with his performances.

Photography: Shane Kirby

the cube uses analog hardware to cycle through 4 very chill animations

the cube uses analog hardware to cycle through 4 very chill animations

Role: Neon Glass Bender / Designer

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Jonathan Rodriguez works with global clients on creative projects as a freelancer.
In his spare time, he uses neon glass to create large-scale light installations.
Jonathan is based in Berlin, Germany.