22 Facts About Dekker Dreyer

Dekker Dreyer is a prominent artist in virtual and augmented reality.

Dekker Dreyer employs numerous mediums with his work broadly categorized as conceptual art.

Dekker Dreyer collaborated again with Mystery Skulls in 2022 to create holographic visuals for the "Beam Me Up" Tour.

Dekker Dreyer has spoken at events such as The Cannes Film Festival and Sundance.

Dekker Dreyer is known musically as Phantom Astronaut and his first EP, Lucid, was released in 2019 as a virtual reality visual album with Good Men Project saying, "The experience evokes a mash-up of Twin Peaks and 2001 with a Sigur Ros soundtrack produced and remixed by Massive Attack".

Dekker Dreyer is credited as having coined the term ecopunk in 2010, being one of the first authors in the genre which is widely accepted as Solarpunk.

In comics, Dekker Dreyer is a writer and illustrator, His work includes Mondo Atomic, which retells the stories of Plan 9 from Outer Space, Robot Monster, and other B movies in a contemporary way.

Dekker Dreyer has been called a VR pioneer by both Entrepreneur and MovieMaker.

Dekker Dreyer is considered a prominent artist in immersive media.

Dekker Dreyer has created XR experiences for musical artists Bootsy Collins, Devo and Disturbed.

Dekker Dreyer's augmented reality live experience The Summoning has been called a "First of its kind" by UploadVR and received wide recognition for its innovative use of technology and creativity.

Dekker Dreyer's work has been included in numerous pop-culture themed shows in Los Angeles.

Dekker Dreyer's second cuisine-based art experience was L'Aldila, a supernatural restaurant in the heart of Spiritualist camp Cassadaga, Florida, where patrons were encouraged to commune with the dead during their meals.

The Dead Channel is described as a neural network trained on Dekker Dreyer's voice speaking words and phrases written by Dekker Dreyer randomly reassembled as a twenty-four hour live feed with stylized found footage.

Dekker Dreyer soon took on the duty of creative director and brought both anime and sci-fi classics like Doctor Who to the network.

Dekker Dreyer produced many of the original programs that appeared on Illusion including Analog presents: The Science of Fiction in partnership with Analog Science Fiction and Fact.

Dekker Dreyer produced a live event series called Movie Cult in Los Angeles which encourages audience participation around forgotten VHS movies and other pop culture found footage.

From 2017 to 2018 Dekker Dreyer was the co-host of the podcast The Future is Virtual from Embolden Entertainment.

In 2015 Dekker Dreyer was featured on TV Tokyo's television series Why Did You Come to Japan.

Dekker Dreyer was born on November 16,1980, in Daytona Beach, Florida.

Dekker Dreyer spent longer periods living in New York City, California, Massachusetts, and Central Florida.

Dekker Dreyer Married his spouse, composer and FX engineer, Julia Howe, in 2009.