A lifetime fascination with form, illusion and the concept of infinity led multi-faceted creative entrepreneur Mike Flex down a long and winding path of study that continues to branch out like a fractal. Utilizing a vast combination of skills both analog and digital, his work to takes shape across all mediums, including but not limited to print, web, video and live performances.
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WILD THINGS - We can't thank you all enough for sharing in what was surely our favorite Wild Woods to date. Every year our family grows and this year was no exception; from our old friends The Reliquarium, Brainwave Laser & FX, LLC, Sonic Beating, Encore Event Services, LLC and VII Studios, to our new friends Rhizome NYC, Sermon, Hennessey Sound Design, to our amazing performers headed up by Katie Rose and our new staff members, y'all are the most talented group of creators and problem solvers the Northeast has to offer. This was the smoothest year yet all thanks to the synchronicity and flexibility between our crews.
Collectively working ourselves down to our bones is all made worthwhile when we get to look out and see all of your smiling faces in the crowd. Five years have gone by in the blink of an eye and we are amazed by the growth, lessons, and friends we've gained along the way. To simply leave it at "thank you" is perhaps the greatest understatement of all time.
We love you all!
-Ryan, Dan, and Jeff
✨ Such a colorful crowd ✨ Until next year, Wild Woods family! ✨
P/C: Jake Wisdom Photography & Faces of Festivals
We’re only halfway through Lotus’ debut Wild Woods set, anddd 😧🤯 - happy to be enjoying it with all of you!
P/C: Jake Wisdom Photography
VJ: Rhizome NYC
Stage Design: The Reliquarium
Sound: Sonic Beating
All General Admission tickets give patrons full access to the festival grounds for the duration of the event, with camping included.
