Light, perception,
and the space between.

Chad Mount creates immersive, light-based installations and time-based works that use projection mapping, sound, generative imagery, and emerging technology to shift perception.

The artist

A practice of attention.

Chad Mount is a transdisciplinary artist whose practice uses light as a primary material for investigating perception, attention, and the felt relationship between people and space. His immersive installations and time-based works can combine projection mapping, laser light, sound, generative imagery, and other emerging technologies to transform architectural environments into contemplative experiences. Natural systems, symbolic geometry, frequency, perspective, meditation, and consciousness recur as ways of noticing how inner and outer worlds meet.

Mount's process moves between physical and digital materials: projected light, recorded or generated images, spatial composition, sound, cymatics, and the behavior of light across surfaces, alongside observation, experimentation, and other image-making methods.

Now on view

Frequency & Perspective

Oklahoma Contemporary · June 25 – November 2, 2026

An immersive exhibition about light, space, attention, and perception. Projection mapping, laser light, generative visuals, interactive systems, and sound—including Pranaluma's conversion of light into sound—shape a contemplative encounter with the space around us.

Exhibition details at Oklahoma Contemporary

Core themes

Ways of noticing.

Perception
Light
Frequency
Perspective
Meditation and consciousness
Natural systems
Emerging technology

Professional pathways

For spaces, people, and ideas.

Immersive installation commissions

Projection mapping commissions

Visual and projection licensing

Artist talks and workshops

Creative technology consulting

Institutional collaborations

Residencies and grants

Next conversation

Bring a question into the field.

A professional inquiry route is being prepared for commissions, licensing, talks, workshops, press, and institutional collaborations.