Every photograph was taken between the day Miami Beach closed and barricaded its beaches in March 2020 and the day they were due to reopen: 106,560 minutes. Each of the 100 copies was cut, printed, bound and letterpressed by hand.
Four years on the road across North America in a 1971 VW Bus, gathered into a hand-bound book with double-wide fold-out spreads. Paper sourced, pages printed, trimmed and bound, and the cover letterpressed, one copy at a time.
Since 2009, Sean has specialized in creating 3D projection mapping art installations which have been featured in galleries, events, parties, and festivals.
Sean Sullivan, aka Sean Was Here, is a Miami Beach–based technical artist working where art and technology meet. Since 2009 he has specialized in projection mapping, turning theaters, galleries, parties and festivals into living, moving spaces.
His installations combine light, motion and code using TouchDesigner, MadMapper and programmable LEDs. Recent work includes AV installations for the Museum of Art and Design at the Freedom Tower and projection mapping at Ultra Music Festival.
On the web, he builds custom sites and interactive experiences for advertising agencies and brands, including long-running work for Live Nation. His background spans photography, video, 3D and design, all in service of one goal: immersive, thoughtful experiences.