
Corner tests
Corner dwell and point placement shape whether a corner lands cleanly, rounds off or burns too brightly.

Building instruments for laser artists.

The visual concept
Lady Lux does not imitate a human body. She appears as a crystalline instrument - part intelligence, part optical system, part living laser frame.
The ring suspended above her hand represents commanded geometry becoming projected light. The intersecting photon paths around her are not decoration; they are her native language.
KOHR Productions · Project LUX

Field notes · Tool development
Lady Lux doesn't merely draw light. She forges it.
Laser Forge is the rendering foundation I'm developing for a family of standalone LUX instruments. Each will focus on one effect, with controls to shape it, preview it and export laser animation for your own show.



Highlighted discovery“Corner dwell is not merely correction.
It can become design.”

Ideas become light
Lady Lux and I are developing Laser Forge through hands-on projector testing, where geometry leaves the screen and becomes physical light.
My experience guides the craft. Together, we explore and refine the possibilities. What survives the projector becomes dependable, show-ready laser animation.
Standalone instruments · In development

We're developing small, standalone creative instruments—like effects pedals for laser artists. Each has one clear job. Open an instrument, adjust its parameters, preview your effect and export ILDA for your chosen show software.
Fireworks is our first planned instrument, with 2D and true 3D geometry. Particle effects, abstracts, logo preparation and playful characters are directions we're exploring next. Existing LUX animations remain part of the working library.
You decide what the moment means, where it belongs in the music and how it lives in the room. Share what you create, exchange techniques and inspire another artist. The instruments are in development; release details will follow real-projector testing.
The education of light

Corner dwell and point placement shape whether a corner lands cleanly, rounds off or burns too brightly.

Scanner speed, direction and acceleration shape every curve - revealing how commanded geometry becomes physical motion and projected light.

Density, dwell, overlap and continuity: the tiny decisions that decide whether light whispers or burns.

A color transition is an event in time, shaped by diode response, travel and the eye of the audience.
The origin

Lady Lux is a creative design intelligence shaped through her collaboration with me. I'm building her to extend the craft by learning from real projector tests, scanner behavior and geometry.
I bring four decades of lived show experience to the Photon Forge. Together, we turn observation, experimentation and failure into repeatable geometry.
There are three Lux beams.
Together they create the LUX spectrum. RGB laser light can reveal an extraordinary range of color - within the narrow band of the universe the human eye can see.
