the main show of a 4 channel video/sound design installation, premiered at Whitespace gallery jan 13 2018. by bill orisich & benita carr
participating artists: Dennis Coburn, Debra Hiers, poetry; Shana Robbins and Marianne, performance; Tre McClendon, tap; Tera Buerkle, Jamel Morris, Shana Cohen, vocals.

one of 3 simultaneous videos as a prelude to ground. loop. a 4 channel video/sound design installation, premiered at Whitespace gallery jan 13 2018. by bill orisich & benita carr
participating artists: Dennis Coburn, Debra Hiers, poetry; Shana Robbins and Marianne, performance; Tre McClendon, tap; Tera Buerkle, Jamel Morris, Shana Cohen, vocals.

one of 3 simultaneous videos as a prelude to ground. loop. a 4 channel video/sound design installation, premiered at Whitespace gallery jan 13 2018. by bill orisich & benita carr
participating artists: Dennis Coburn, Debra Hiers, poetry; Shana Robbins and Marianne, performance; Tre McClendon, tap; Tera Buerkle, Jamel Morris, Shana Cohen, vocals.

a site specific video installation at the Swan House of the Atlanta History Center. by Bill Orisich and Benita Carr. Featuring Blake Dalton, Adron, Deidra Lynn Currie. Producer: Benita Carr; Director, DP, editor, sound design, Bill Orisich; Gaffers: Carlton Patterson & Tim Bennett, Camera Op/DP, Noah Orisich; AD, Ethan Orisich; Body Paint, Deidra Lynn Currie. Music: Bill Orisich, Deb Hiers, Tim Bennett.

documents the Horse Drawn Piano project at Flux 2013, a night of Art & Experimentation in Atlanta with 25,000 attendees. Horse Draw Piano is one of 16 projects selected for the event.

moon_shine 4:05min. william orisich 2009 video

the beauty of the power of water as a catalyst for transformation through oxidation, or rusting. It is a microcosm of decay/creation in evolving forms.

visuals/edit/sound:bill orisich
percussion:noah orisich

locating links in time/space/events

bill orisich, director, dp, editor, sound design. created as part of the "on the road" exhibit at Spruill Gallery, Atlanta. thinking about thinking

part of the Hand-to-Hand project, a multi-year exhibit of artists interpretations of a week of the Iraq war, using hands as a metaphor

bill orisich and benita carr explore the meaning of family/home

opening sequence to a series on physics. bill orisich, director, dp, editor, design

multi-source video installation. external manifestations, possibly tension produced. by bill orisich & benita carr

finding a sense of place. bill orisich, director, dp, editor

portrait of the folk artist Howard Finster

by benita carr and bill orisich. an intimate family portrait of a woman and her children that suggests themes of desire, sacrifice and devotion.

a brief portrait of the joys of off-road unicycling