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Mixed Media
A performance with bots and people
first developed Philadelphia 2019
What begins as a simple online delivery order at a janky pizza restaurant turns into a journey down the rabbit hole of online conspiracies and fringe communities. Originally conceived and performed in 2019 as an entirely virtual performance, this new version incorporates both live and bot performers.
After the Before Time - Da Vinci Arts
Video and Object Installation
InterTerrestrial- IPark Open Air Gallery
Video and Object Installation
Video Installation Element
The piece combines video, live performers, and generative bots.
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Visitors can explore the experience outside of performance times by scanning a QR code, which connects them to Mad Deep Dish pizza delivery—a fictional business. Through this interactive site, visitors encounter different choices that lead them to various interconnected videos featuring fringe conspiracies and internet theories.
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Each path offers a unique experience.
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The installation includes over 50 short videos, with additional videos featuring updated conspiracies. QR codes are displayed on a wall alongside looping video snippets, inviting visitors to engage with the content.
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The images to the left show examples of previous Die-Cast video and object installation work.
Mad Deep Dish
Video Content
The screens show quick snippets of the videos that visitors can choose from based on their responses to the bot.
We have already created about 50 of these videos and will create a few more with current controversies. ​
In this section, you can see a few examples of these videos.
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Chat Bot
Our original Chatbot was not generative but instead had preprogrammed options and responses. There were hundreds of dialogue options, but the multiple-choice format always limited the feeling of freedom and liveness.
In this version, we will be able to use generative chatbots. ​
You can see examples of our previous chatbot in this section.
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A sense of how we imagine Mad Deep Dish feeling in the Currents New Media Festival.
