form constant  was a site-specific installation-performance in the OASIS of Tai Kwun Contemporary (Hong Kong) in June 2022. One iteration of an ongoing series that intends to widen the view on our perceived peripheries, the work explores relational
       
     
 The thing in your hand is binary in its construction but the pathway is fluid; a stream of references rather than an answer. Like a tarot deck or any other ritual device, it is primarily used to provoke inner sensations of perceived choice, fear, lo
       
     
Shane Aspegren — Fitness Payoff (I)
       
     
 "Ci Ha Visto Un Re (A King Saw Us)", an installation and immersive theatre performance by Shane Aspegren and Adrian Wong   Commissioned by Alcantara and curated by Davide Quadrio and Massimo Torrigiani as part of the exhibit "Ho Visto Un Re" -
       
     
 Shane Aspegren / Describing The Thing EP (to be released October 27, 2023)   PRE-ORDER AT BANDCAMP!    1. Repatterning  2. Describing The Thing   3. Imaginal Pathway  4. iTiS  Composed, played, recorded, & mixed by Shane Aspegren  Mastered by An
       
     
 Above: Video stills from "Cromniomancy" (6'56") - Written, directed, shot & edited by Shane Aspegren & Adrian Wong.  Animated by Dylan Collard.  Narrated by Cynthia Coulson & Andrew Chworowsky.  This body of work was origi
       
     
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  Third-Eye Kaleidoscope  was a series of interventions by Shane Aspegren (US) and Adrian Wong (US) aimed at tracing the development of the New Age movement and its related principles, beliefs, and practices. Initially taking hold in the West in the
       
     
 above:  16 stills after a conversation with Wayson Poon
       
     
       
     
 Commissioned by Art Basel Hong Kong for Arto Lindsay's Paper Rain parade, Shane Aspegren and Lindsay collaborated on a roaming installation / performance comprised of ten boomboxes, which were pulled along the parade's route by five rickshaw drivers
       
     
 Conceived as an alter-ego to The Berg Sans Nipple, the name  Ça Va Chéri  was first used by Shane Aspegren and Jérome Lorichon (AKA Lori Sean Berg) to create a commissioned soundtrack for a film that didn’t exist - " Île des sables ”.  After a
       
     
 Third Eye Kaleidoscope was a series of interventions by Shane Aspegren (US) and Adrian Wong (US).  The fifth and final intervention took place in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong, where a 20-foot-diameter yurt* was temporarily erected on the rooftop of
       
     
  2. Pulses of light at specific frequency induce a hypnagogic state, stimulating the   optic nerve at the base of the eye. Pulling open the thin veil, take a good look into the feedback. There is no show but it's there: a many-headed Phoenix.    *Th
       
     
 THE GLORIOUS PHOENIX (installation version 2015)   wool carpet, artificial plants, music stands, graphical scores, metallophone, percussion, woodwind, video 16”00 2.5 m x 2.5 m x 2 m  Originally a story written (for Spring Workshop’s  Stationar