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Dream Machine Delivers Hallucinatory Raver of Technology, Art and Music

October 16, 2017 8:40AM

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Doogie Roux
Houston got weird Saturday night with the interactive, tech-inspired digital installations of Dream Machine 2017. The brainchild of Hannah Bull, Dom Bam and Black Cassidy, this nightlong raver (wild attire encouraged) featured a digital therapeutic room, fully-immersive Pac-Man games, a floor-to-ceiling projection map and a wall with interactive terrain. Photos by Doogie Roux.

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