MezMirage Video Portfolio 

This video shows the 14 foot tall MezMirage at the Boston Children's Museum in its pemanent location behind the stairs and facing the glass facade in the atrium at twilight. The video shows all the scenes of the current 10 minute show program but with the segments shortened to reduce the length of the video to a little over 5 minutes. This show plays continuously from 6 AM to Midnight every day and can be easily and dramatically seen from outside the Museum.

This video shows clips taken at the Boston Children's Museum's "Grown-ups Night" Halloween Party on October 27, 2023. The Mezmirage is 14 foot tall and located in its permanent location behind the stairs and facing the atrium's exterior glass facade. Who knew that the MezMirage was such a party animal :) .

Gordon Sharp is Interviewed by the Artisan's Asylum where he is a member about the creation of the MezMirage Kinetic Airflow Sculptures

This video was shot showing about three quarters of the height of a 19’ MezMirage kinetic airflow sculpture against a black photo backdrop in normal ambient light levels. This is a 1.5 minute condensed montage showing a variety of some of the effects of the full 6 minute “show”.

This video was shot showing a closeup of the bottom 4.5 feet of a 19’ MezMirage sculpture. This is a 70 second condensed montage showing some different effects.

This video was shot showing about three quarters of the height of a 19’ MezMirage kinetic airflow sculpture against a black photo backdrop in normal ambient light levels. This 6 minutne video shows one complete cycle of one version of a full show of different effects and action.

This video is a closeup of the bottom 4' to 5' of a 19' tall MezMirage Kinetic Sculpture. The video is 3 minutes long and shows half of a full show cycle of actions and effects.

The MezMirage was exhibited at the Boston Children's Museum 2019 Created by Festival. This short time lapse video shows the setup of the MezMirage, some of the time it was exhibited at the Festival and the Take down of the sculpture at the end of the Festival.

This is a close-up of the bottom of a 19’ MezMirage. It shows “spouting” fountains of different intensities and sizes created by using different amounts of airflow and various levels of beads in the main column enclosure.