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Luminescence Project.
The Luminescence Project is a collections of musicians, actors, digital artists, and lighting designers dedicated to the creation and performance of multi-sensory art. Founded in 2004, the Luminescence Project recently performed in the Philadelphia Live Arts and Fringe Festival, at the Indiana University Art Museum, and the Bloomington Arts Festival. Additional installations have appeared in New York City, Vancouver, Kansas City, Los Angeles, and at the Taubman Museum in Roanoke, VA. ​
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Our works range from staged classical music to light shows, rock concerts, digital animations, and socially conscious performance art. Our latest staged work, PASSIONate CONVICTions ​merged the music of J.S. Bach's St. John Passion with electric guitars, amplified vocalists, and staged theatrics. Browse our website to view samples of our productions and meet our performers.
Mark Brennan Doerries, conductor, composer, teacher, and performance artist, founded the Luminescence Project in 2004, an ensemble dedicated to the composition and performance of multi-sensory music. Doerries recently traveled to São Paulo, Brazil with a multi-media production of Carmina Burana and performed with Venezuela's Simon Bolivar Orchestra in the 2010 Latin American Music Festival of Caracas. Currently a Mellon Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Multimedia and Interdisciplinarity at the University of Notre Dame, Doerries' current works explore collaborative approaches to composition and performance.
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Visit Mark's website for more information.
Mark Doerries. Artistic Director.​
