RHYTHM

Los Angeles · Est. 2005

A Los Angeles art studio transforming musical performance into visual art, captured live.

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30+Artists
21 YrsCreating
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Steve Vai

Guitarist Steve Vai ventures into the visual arts with a striking new collaboration titled The Story of Light. His virtuosic fretboard movements — on his legendary multi-neck "Hydra Guitar" — are transformed into vivid, light-based artworks through SceneFour's creative process.

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A New Medium

Music Made Visible

SceneFour's rhythmic-art business started in 2011, and it has flourished largely through word of mouth in the music and gallery communities.

— The New York Times

What started as a question — can music be visual art? — became a decade-long movement. SceneFour captures the physical act of performance in light, translating rhythm and motion into one-of-a-kind works collected worldwide.

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Rock legends from every era have joined SceneFour in creating art that captures the kinetic energy of live performance.

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Can Music Be Visual Art?

A collaborative project between some of the greatest drummers in rock history and a visual art team in Los Angeles has created a process to capture rhythm.

In some ways, the process reminded Chad Smith of his day job with the Chili Peppers. "It's the same thing, where you find the right people that are on the same page as you with a vision," he says.

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(562) 508-0280

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