A.M. Architect x Jake Castro
May 10th through June 14th
1517 H Street Sacramento, CA 95814
Saturday 5/17 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Friday 5/23 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Saturday 5/24 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Sunday 5/25 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Friday 5/30 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Saturday 5/31 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Saturday 6/7 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Friday 6/13 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Saturday 6/14 - VIP Closing
Contour is an interactive installation that deconstructs and reassembles form, identity, and sound. A sculpted and rotating foam structure frames embedded video screens, where real-time facial tracking captures and fragments participants’ expressions. Simultaneously, the participant’s voice is recorded, engineered, and restructured into evolving audio compositions that fill the space.
Through visual, sonic, and spatial layering, Contour invites participants to witness their own presence reinterpreted—fragmented and reformed across shifting surfaces, screens, and sounds. The installation offers a landscape of continuous transformation, blurring the lines between observer and observed.
Contour is a temporary pop-up exhibition made possible with the support from SKK Developments.
Special Thanks to Supporters Jeff & Mai Townsend, Sannie Osborn, Melissa LuVisi & Stephen Sosnicki, Clay Nutting, All City Homes, Honey, Paul Endelman & Bianca Sievers, and Ken & Roz Endelman...
All Supporters will be invited to the June 14th Second Saturday VIP Closing Reception.
Use this link to support Contour.
About The Artists:
a.m. architect //
Audio + Visual Art by Diego Chavez & Daniel Stanush.
Diego Chavez and Daniel Stanush share a passion for the place where songwriting and visual art intersect. Chavez and Stanush work together to utilize both classic and innovative approaches to their art – blending guitars, rhodes piano, and film with machine learning, generative art, and live-coding to push their audio and visual work closer towards becoming a singular articulation of their ideas and themes.
Jake Castro
Jake received his Bachelor of Fine Arts with a focus on Public Art and Print Making from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). He has public artwork spanning throughout Sacramento and the Bay Area, Chicago, and internationally in Spain and Thailand. Jake’s style of urban contemporary art explores the manipulation of space through basic linear shapes and color. Many of Jake’s past projects respond to large-scale spaces, both interior and exterior. His work is site-specific, and through his artistic process, Jake’s architecturally-integrated designs
celebrate the geometry of their space. Jake’s murals create dynamic, multidimensional canvases through which he experiments with depth, dimension, and movement. His artwork highlights the natural features of existing infrastructures by complementing a variety of sections with strategic placement of line and geometric forms. Jake’s style is abstract, thus up for interpretation, so it has the ability to make an area more approachable and encourages the community to start a dialogue. Jake’s public art experience includes working with a diverse range of stakeholders and clients, including landscape architects, designers, local government, developers, business owners, other artist and community members.