Television Dust is a new media art practice exploring art, technology and the human condition in an age increasingly shaped by computer intelligence.

Fields
Installation / Moving image / Live visuals / Sound
Tools
Creative technology
Based
Chennai
Works
2020—now

Rhea Fabian is an artist and creative practitioner. Srinivas Vijayakumar is a musician and technologist. Together, they create interactive installations, moving image, live visuals, sound and creative technology.

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Projects

11 records
[01]

DEVO

June 2026
DEVO imagery and projection mapping filling the listening room.
FORMAT
Projection mapping / Custom software
FIELD
Live Visuals / Installation
WITH
Focus Group Radio
AT
Chennai

An immersive visual environment that transforms the room around a deep listening session rather than functioning as a conventional backdrop.

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[02]

Fête de la Musique

June 2026
A performer framed by symmetrical orange live visuals at Fête de la Musique.
FORMAT
Resolume / TouchDesigner / Custom output
FIELD
Live Visuals
WITH
Omnivoid × Alliance Française of Madras
AT
Chennai

Distinct visual worlds for three artists spread across LED and projection surfaces to surround the audience.

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[03]

The Angular Festival

May 2026
A musician performs before Television Dust visuals at The Angular Festival.
FORMAT
Design tool / Main-stage visualiser
FIELD
Live Visuals
WITH
Focus Group Radio
AT
Chennai

A custom publishing tool and autonomous stage visualiser extending an acid-pop festival identity across social media and live performance.

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[04]

Have A Heart?

May 2026
Three CRT televisions and mannequin limbs arranged for Have A Heart?.
FORMAT
3 CRTs / Mannequin limbs / Heart-rate sensor
FIELD
Installation
AT
The Angular Festival

A responsive installation completed by human touch, where a viewer’s pulse lends life to a machine across three CRT screens.

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[05]

Omnivoid 1–5

2025–ongoing
An audience watches layered moving imagery at an Omnivoid edition.
FORMAT
Real-time systems / Live visuals
FIELD
Live Visuals
WITH
Omnivoid Labs

Audio-visual pipelines and individual live systems for an immersive format built around experimental and left-field performance.

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[06]

CRT DJ Console

June 2025
Stacked CRT televisions processing the live audience feed at Big Picnik.
FORMAT
Interactive CRT installation / Live camera
FIELD
Installation
AT
Circle of Love: Big Picnik

A stacked CRT DJ console that processes a live audience feed, connecting performers, viewers and the arcade space.

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[07]

Cathode Ray Spectres

January 2025
Nine stacked CRT televisions showing static and colour bars during setup.
FORMAT
Interactive CRT installation / Unity
FIELD
Installation
AT
Versus Festival, Japan Habba Edition / Bengaluru

Nine vintage CRT televisions fragment a live feed into a shifting meditation on obsolete machines and post-human landscapes.

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[08]

FGR Live

2020–2024
Rhea Fabian and Srinivas Vijayakumar standing before projected live visuals.
FORMAT
Audio-visual performance / Identity
FIELD
Live Visuals
WITH
Focus Group Radio
AT
Chennai

Six editions of responsive live visuals, interactive camera feeds and a travel-ready visual system for music discovery events.

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[09]

Kuthiraivaal

2022
Opening frame of Thaalaatu: sunglasses resting above painted water, the first line of the lullaby across the image.
FORMAT
Promotional artwork / Lyric videos
FIELD
Moving Image
WITH
Manoj Leonel Jahson and Shyam Sunder

Two lyric videos drawing from the film’s surreal world through a pop-up storybook and warped virtual environments.

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[10]

Rowthiram

2021
A recursive painted portrait inside a vivid liminal landscape.
FORMAT
Music video / Digital painting
FIELD
Moving Image
WITH
Kaber Vasuki

A journey through liminal spaces, using familiar cultural imagery made strange to mirror change, uncertainty and transition.

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[11]

Kadhaigal

2021
Kaber Vasuki performing inside a dense procedural newspaper collage.
FORMAT
Music video / Procedural collage
FIELD
Moving Image
WITH
Kaber Vasuki × Balan Kash

Performance footage meets a procedural collage system built from historical references, popular culture, text and lyrics.

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