Clark County Public Art Office have invited CEO, Founder and Executive Creative Producer, Ethan Bach, to talk about his company, Alt Ethos, on Tuesday, April 15 from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. This event will take place online through a Cisco WebEx Meeting. Please follow the link to join the event https://tinyurl.com/FullScopeApril2025. Ethan Bach will be speaking about Illuminous, an award-winning interactive projection-mapped mural that blends art, technology, and community engagement.

Originally launched in Fort Collins, Colorado, Illuminous redefines urban space, transforming static murals into dynamic, motion-responsive experiences. Through the fusion of groundbreaking projection mapping and dynamic interactivity, the installation transforms passive observation into active participation, fostering a shared sense of wonder and unexpected artistic connection.

Bach will delve into the creative process behind Illuminous, exploring the profound impact of immersive technology on public spaces. His presentation will examine how cities can leverage interactive design to enhance community engagement, stimulate economic development, and strengthen cultural identity. Attendees will gain insights into the transformative potential of experiential technology in shaping the future of urban environments.

Ethan Bach is the Executive Creative Producer and Founder of Alt Ethos, an innovative experiential design studio that pushed the boundaries of interactive and immersive technologies. With over two decades of expertise in digital storytelling and creative technology, Ethan specializes in transforming public spaces and brand experiences through cutting-edge Extended Reality installations.

His professional journey is defined by a passionate commitment to creating transformative experiences that spark human connection and inspire wonder. Bach’s work bridges multiple disciplines, seamlessly integrating technology with storytelling to engage audiences across education, cultural institutions, and entertainment sectors. As a thought leader in experiential design, Ethan has consistently demonstrated an ability to leverage interactive technologies to create meaningful, joy-including experiences that bring people together and reimagine the potential of public and branded spaces.

For more information about the Full Scope Workshop or any future workshops and events, call Clark County Public Art at (702) 455-8685 or visit www.ClarkCountyNV.gov/parks. Clark County Public Art can also be found on social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook by visiting @CCPUBLICARTS.