About
Alyian is a practitioner in synchronistic digital technologies in sound and visual mediums, incorporating performance, installation and composition in exploring the facets of sensory perception working in an array of fields in the realms of entertainment, information and environmental activism.
In 2011, Steven Alyian founded his own video production company Blue Forest Media and has since worked as a visual artist on dramatic film and music video productions collaborating with high profile national and international artists, in addition to writing for and performing in musical acts including ‘Injured Ninja’ and ‘Usurper of Modern Medicine.’
Artists Steven Alyian has collaborated with include ORLAN, Stelarc, Chicks on Speed, Tame Impala and The Venus Project. His works include feature documentary ‘Frackman: The Movie,’ (2015) and the Perth International Arts Festival 2017 event ‘Boorna Waanginy: The Trees Speak’
His musical projects have been won three West Australian Music Industry Awards including ‘Most Popular Release’ and ‘Best New Artist’ and he has been invited to perform in countries including Japan, New Zealand and the USA. Between these acts and other projects he has released ten albums, many more EP’s, singles and collaborations on a variety of music labels around the globe.
Steven is a founder of annual camping, music and arts festival ‘Camp Doogs’ which ran from 2013-2019. Steven was an Artist in Residence at Fremantle Arts Centre in February 2015, CerCCa in Catalonia, Spain in June 2015, at NES Artist Residency in Skagastrond, Iceland in November 2015.
