#wireboy

Creator(s): Bob Kane

Alias(es): Clarence Pierce

1st Issue w/Uniform: Star-Spangled Comics #9

Year/Month of Publication: 1949/11

December 14, 2016

Does your team need a wiring diagram?  Or maybe you've added a few motors or sensors and no one updates the wiring diagram?

3491 FIX IT has solved this problem by creating software that instantly produces a new wiring diagram every time we make a mechanical change on the robot.  All we need is WireBoy and the updated config file to generate a current wiring diagram.

WIREBOY

  Enter the cyber nightmare of Wireboy: a visual representation of technology and sexual desires, overstimulation, depravity, and corruption.

  Representation of the self and the future that is being born out of media and culture is explored through metaphor using various characters.

  Wireboy, an innocent voyeur, has a bizarre relationship with a mysterious woman who is entranced by enslaved monsters, a deformed model, and innocent children who are intrigued by this constructed world which all takes place in a dark alternate cyber reality.

  Cassandra Sechler

Director of Wireboy

A good friend of mine & great talent; Cassandra Sechler's new baby;

  ABOUT THIS PROJECT

WIREBOY: AN EXPERIMENTAL SCI-FI FILM

Greetings.

Thank you for taking the time to look at our project.

My name is Cassandra Sechler. I am a San Francisco based multimedia artist and curator. I primarily work with film, video, photography, and sculpture and live to express my thoughts and ideas through DIY and conceptual art. I am currently collaborating on a film project with artist Jason Marsh. 

Jason Marsh is a UK based Artist/Producer working with sound art, fretless bass, and experimental video. The delicateness and intensity of his concepts mixed with his amazing skills and ingenuity creates a surreal window into his unique view of the world. 

After meeting through the Mindscapes Film Festival, we automatically began collaborating on various projects and enjoying the results. Jason and I both have distinct styles that happen to compliment each other quite well.

Upon successfully completing several audio/visual works together, Jason approached me with a script for a short film that he had written which was originally intended to be an animation. It was called Wireboy.

When I read this script I was wildly enthusiastic and impressed. I could vividly see this as a live action film and wanted to help in any way that I could in developing his idea. Instantly, I began working on concept art to share with him to see if we were on the same page. Indeed we were! When Jason asked if I wanted to direct Wireboy, I was ecstatic!