by Robert Phoenix
I have known Kenji Williams for a decade now and I have seen go from a hungry student film maker and burgeoning music maker to one of the worlds most cutting edge artists, combining stunning visuals, with gorgeous soundscapes and otherworldly concepts. Williams studied film in Canada and came of age during the rise of the electronic music scene and dance culture. Trained as a violinist, Williams has worked assiduously to put it all together, merging his virtuoso on violin, with programmed beats and samples, with his love for imagery and telling a story.

He’s collaborated with NASA on Earth/Space link music performance, visionary artist Alex Grey and now, he’s working Takayuki Ohira, who has developed the worlds most staggering and detail oriented planetarium projection system called “Megastar” which can project up to 4.1 million stars and it is not analog.

Williams provided the music for the visionary, “Bella Gaia” experience, where viewers can be immersed in images of The Earth, from outside to in. It’s a groundbreaking fusion of sight and sound that transmits the beauty, power and diversity of life on the planet. For anyone wanting to have a taste of real, cosmic, consciousness, a holisitic view of life on Earth, this is not to be missed.

To find out more about Kenji, you can go to his website and for more info on Bella Gaia, you can go visit his Bella Gaia website where you can get everything you need to know about this unique experience.