TNMOTLIFE

Artistic Collaborators

 
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Kailah King 2014 - 17 Rosanna Karabetsos 2014 - 16  Amy Merli 2015 - 16 

Tiger Luangpraseuth 2014 - 16 Henry Olivio 2015 - 16 - 17  Jakar Hankerson - 2014 - 16

Cali Williams - 2014 - 15 Rebecca Puretz - 2014 - 15  Joseph Heitman - 2017

 Lauren Horn - 2017-2019 Erica Nelson - 2017. Leah Beth M - 2018-2019.

Azua Echevarria - 2014-2019 Kelia Myles - 2016-2019 Margaux Hayes - 2018-2019

Mia Lozada - 2018-2019. Jackie Bright - 2018-2019. Jeanika Brown - 2018-2019

Angelica Polk -2018-2019 Leah Mallie - 2018-2019. Mia Emmert - 2018-2019

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NIK

WWW.NIKHARTFIELD.COM

TNMOT AZTRO OG co founder.

Original Muse, creative force, singer, songwriter, dancer, actress. 

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JOE MCCARTHY / set designer

The Projector Series - Technical Director - Designer  - Installation Conceptualist | 2016

Punching Bag -  Technical Director - Designer - Lighting Designer | 2016

Black Boy Jungle - Technical Director - Designer | 2016

Lovepiece - Set Designer | 2019

Joe McCarthy is a visual artist who works in Middletown Connecticut.  He works in the mediums of sculpture, film, and print making.  He has worked extensively in public arts collaborating with the State of Connecticut, Wesleyan University and the city of Hartford among others. He attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the New York Film Academy in Los Angeles 

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Sound Collaborators

Chad Brown Springer - Time Traveller Universal Womb/Wombstates 2018-19 , Toni Johnson - Time Traveller Universal Womb 2018-19, Joe Palmer - Nezitic Zone - 2018, Mike Carabello - Wombstates / Nezitic Zone 2018, Nathan Davis - Nezitic Zone - 2018, Wrex Mason - The Projector Series 2014-2017 | Back Boy Jungle 2016, Dylan Olimpi McDonnell - Flute Player - Black Boy Jungle - Amistad Gala - 2017, Sam Landsman - Sax Player - Black Boy Jungle -Wadsworth - 2016, Margaux Hayes - Universal womb 2019, Jackie Bright - Universal Womb 2019, Lauren Horn - Universal Womb 2019, Jeanika Springer - Universal Womb 2019, Kelia Myles - Universal Womb 2019, domsentfrommars - Lovepiece 2019, The Sis Uprising, 2020 Zach Rowden - Lovepiece 2019, Karim Rome - Universal Womb 2019,  lovepiece 2019, Kevin Hernandez Rosa - Lovepiece 2019, The sis uprising 2020, Nick Serrambana - The Sis Uprising , Bodymeat - The Sis Uprising.

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Videographers & Photography Collaborators

Brittnay Solem - Prey , Nikki Carra , George Lee, Daniel Rubenbauer, Bill Morgan, Justin O'Brien, Matt Seremet, Wojtek Mu, David Borawski, Joe Condren, Michael Sisko, Howard Kong, Emmett Juliard, David Norori.  

Ellis Island Band

Black Boy Jungle features music from sixties and seventies reggae, dub, and West African influenced musicians such as, Chief Chaker, Freddie McGregor, Lee “Scratch” Perry and Fela Kuti. The music was rearranged, composed and performed by the Ellis Island Band (a live band created specially for this piece) and features original music by songstress Keila Myles. Live music is played during the show by The Ellis Island band which is made up of seven members: Sam King, Travis Golden, Andre Harris, Emily Petersen, Keila Myles, Dwayne Keith and Meg Hourigan who play various instruments like tuba, sousaphone, trumpet, percussion instruments and guitar. The Ellis Island Band plays for the entire Process and System Installation as well as 6 songs in the performance with digital mixtures from Wrex Mason & Arien Wilkerson.

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domsentfrommars - clothing design/Stylist


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Jon Paul LaRocco - Lighting Designer

Company Official Technical Director - EQUATORS 2017, 2018, Lovepiece 2020.

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David Borawski / Installation Artist

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Equators 2017/2018 & Citizen 2018 - Co Creator - Designer - Installation Conceptualist 

David Borawski lives and works in Hartford, Connecticut, and has exhibited his work in galleries and museums in the United States and abroad. He received his BFA from the Hartford Art School of the University of Hartford. A multi-media installation artist, his work is conceptually driven, drawing from personal experiences and reflecting upon pop culture, radical movements and art history. Each installation combines multiple elements, i.e. sculpture, video, digital images, painting, to present visual and mental signs, “clues” that evoke sub/conscious nostalgia as a means to provoke layers of possibilities. The focus is on iconic societal events that have influenced major shifts in our collective consciousness, suggesting connections while exposing them as uncanny precursors to present-day realities.