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Remy Chevalier
Remy had the vision for
Big Igloo back in 1974... then turned it into a viable business
plan with ShowTech in 1992. He has been carrying the ball ever
since. He's glad the project is now developing a life of its
own, so he can sit back,
relax, be the ghost in the
machine... (He maintains the website) |
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Duncan Laurie
Duncan's
is a writer, experimentalist & multi-media artist in
architectural glass, with commissions awarded world-wide from
the 1980’s to mid 2000’s by major corporations and private
clients. His professional work proceeds in parallel to a long
term commitment understanding primary perception in nature and
its role in art, vis-a-vis radionic & psychotronic technology,
bio-communications and
experimental sonic art.
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Masahiro Kahata
Masahiro is the man
behind the Big Igloo interface. Once part of the original MAC
team, he went on to develop the
IBVA, the first commercially
available system enabling you to monitor real time brainwaves on
a computer screen. Masahiro has worked with top names in the
music industry, giving a whole new meaning to MIDI. |
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Tim Walsh
Tim is a laserist
extraordinaire by trade, one of the most progressive and
inspiring in his profession. He "gets" Big Igloo and is working
to assemble all the necessary electronic components that will
make this traveling road show possible. In his spare time Tim
loves to
swing to laser light and polka! He also tends to real
live peacocks... |
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Robert
Teorey
The man with
the dome... stems from the great state of Minnesota, with the
perfect inflatable dome for Big Igloo. Up till now, his company,
Lasertainment, had been using these air-supported
structures as giant promotional screens. Big Igloo suggested
actually putting the people "inside." Robert is ready to go when we
are... |
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Brian Vox
Brian came to us through the
great futurist visionary Jacque Fresco. He updated the
illustrated rendition of Big Igloo. He's given a
much needed "look" to the whole affair, that is now inspiring
investors. |
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David Hatcher Childress
David is your quintessential
world explorer. His publishing house
Adventures Unlimited is an
inspiration to millions. Currently gearing up a movie studio in his
home town of Kempton, south of Chicago, David suggested the Big Igloo vehicle fleet be
built for and used in a Mad Max-like film soon to shoot in Arizona. |
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Michael Quinn
He is your guide through
the world of Big Igloo, the man you need to conspire with to learn
the deepest truths about the project. He is, and shall remain, the only man alive who Remy has
taken into his confidence with all aspects of the project. |
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