Kinetica Video Library™
To make works of Visual Music accessible to a wider audience, iota has been producing a series of video releases. First on VHS and now on DVD, The KINETICA Video Library™ is slowly building into a must-have collection for any aficionado of Visual Music.
Robert Darroll: The Korean Trilogy and other animations
Get your copy of some of the most complex animation ever created. Robert Darroll’s Korean Trilogy have been digitally remastered and re-scanned and available for purchase.
Adam K. Beckett: Complete Works 1970-1979
For the first time in history the works of Adam K. Beckett are available for home viewing. This collection includes all of his released films plus some rare treats never before seen by the public.
Jules Engel: Selected Works, Volume I
The iotaCenter is proud to release this first in a series of selected works by 
pioneering artist and animator Jules Engel. Engel bestowed many influences on the world of art and animation ““ both commercial and independent ““ as a painter, as a sculptor, and as a teacher “¦ but perhaps his most enduring legacy has been through his pioneering efforts in the field of abstract experimental animation.
Stephanie Maxwell: Animated Works, 1984-2007
Stephanie Maxwell has been creating stunningly beautiful and original experimental animation for over twenty years. As a film artist who specializes in hand painting and engraving directly onto the surface of 35mm film stock, Maxwell employs a wide variety of materials and tools, including paints, markers, bleach, stencils, engraving tools, airbrush and many more experimental techniques.
Robert Darroll: Digital Animations, 1990-2001
Between 1990 and 2001, Robert Darroll explored inter-cultural mythology through the use of digital technology in works that combined computer graphics, cel animation, and live action video into five multi-layered visual and auditory collages. These works are now being released on DVD for the first time.
Bill Alves creates unfrozen mandalas, intricate arabesques of sound and light. His videos are neither images accompanied by music or vice-versa but instead conceived and constructed as single artistic creations that use sonic and visual components the way earlier composers deployed various orchestral instruments.
Alves’ background as a composer as well as a visual artist has enabled a precise counterpoint between images and these soundtracks composed for electronics, a string quartet, a Javanese gamelan orchestra, and a symphony orchestra. The coherence of these animations emerges not only from their creator”™s singular artistic vision, but also from their shared inspiration.