BudoFlux
In collaboration with Howard Katz
Howard and I began collaborating in 1990 with multimedia performances blending martial arts, visual arts, and dance. In 2000 we co-founded BudoFlux, a collective merging visual and performing arts with the physical, psychological, and strategic aspects of budo—Japanese for “the martial way,” encompassing karate, tai chi, aikido, and Zen-linked principles addressing daily life. “Flux” references Fluxus, the 1960s conceptual art movement marked by nihilism, humor, disorder, and Zen-like ego dissolution. Beyond martial arts projects, we construct “Picture Songs”—music videos pairing Howard’s music with my imagery.

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Mug Hug
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Playmate
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Equilibrium
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Divinity
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Headcase
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Fondle
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Poster for BudoFlux: Hand To Hand exhibition and performance

Poster for BudoFlux: Hand To Hand exhibition and performance

Descension
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Poster for BudoFlux performance

Poster for Eye Level performance

Head Case Digital print Size variable

Head Case
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Poster for Stance Dance video

Poster for Stance Dance video

Poster for BudoFlux training

Poster for BudoFlux training

Poster for BudoFlux LecturePerformance

Poster for BudoFlux LecturePerformance

Picture Song: I’ll Come Back If I Can

 

Picture Songs: The Other

 

Picture Song: Humdrum Life

Dada Kata

Picture Song: Entanglement -La La Love

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