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Check out Eric’s other work at his website, including a remote-controlled wheel of German storm-troop boots and a Fiat 500 impaled from the side by a rack of bowling pins. Also don’t miss one of his latest projects, ConferenceBike, a bicycle powered by the pedaling of 7 passengers all facing each other in a circle.
His 2006 book, Out of My Mind, is an autobiographical, image-filled look at his work and creative process. You can buy the book as well as a ton of other interesting items at his webstore.
LINK/IMAGES/VIDEO [Eric's website]
LINK/BUY [Out of My Mind webstore]
LINK/IMAGES/VIDEO [ConferenceBike website]









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UNREAL
that is glorious
WOW.
I used to do stuff like this back before I had to work 60 hours a week. Very nice set-up you have there. Looks like leds in the one shot.
BeachBum
BeachBum, all: Not my work, I’m just a professional gawker. Credit goes to Eric Staller.
nice work
i love long shoot works…
how fuck do you do that!
think different! I love it!
these are WOW, I mean they’re beyond my talent by a lifetime
cremig
really cool!!! hardcore!
fantastic
Π Ο Λ Υ Ω Ρ Α Ι Α Δ Ο Υ Λ Ε Ι Α !!!! Μ Π Ρ Β Ο ! !
Speechless. These are wicked.
Your work is amazing and so original!
soooooo cool 1 of the best web sites i’ve ever seen!
so fuckin’ awesome!
Those are really beautiful. I love painting with light even though i’m not very good with it. the light humans are amazing
fine work
check my myspace to see lightgraff art
myspace.com/versi1983
It’s great to find out the history of light painting. Everyone knows about Gjon Mili and Picasso’s collaboration: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gjon_Mili.
I’ve been doing it since 1992. http://www.patrickrochon.com
Is there more history of light paitnting?
I’ve seen your work displayed in your Hauppauge office since the late 70′s. I always admired the unique perspective of the works. Now 40 years later it remarkable.
Looking forward to your new works
willk
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