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When Kashus Culpepper brought “Til The Sun Goes Down” to FYI Studios at UPROXX for the Honda Stage, XR designer and artist Abraham Lopez was the man he was tasked with building the swirling psychedelic world around.
Lopez has been designing for as long as he can remember. “I discovered my love for design in first grade. I was sent to this art competition,” he says. “Seeing people react to my art at such a young age inspired me to want to pursue that and take it to its limits.”
So, he was thrilled to work with Culpepper on a visual that captures the vibe of “Til The Sun Goes Down” and reflects the world Culpepper envisioned when he wrote it.
XR design is laborious and complex; an artist is challenged to create environments with physical spaces and camera tracking systems. But in Lopez’s hands, all that technology comes together to bring the song full circle. For Culpepper, the pictures were there from the start. “The way I look at songwriting and songs in general is looking at everything,” he says. “I’m pretty pumped to see it on screen.”
Watch Lopez’s exclusive BTS photos above, and see the marriage of minds come together in full Culpepper’s Honda Stage performance here.
About Honda Stage
Honda Stage is the brand’s premier stage for music, culture, and emerging talent. Building on Honda’s deep foundation of celebrating breakthrough artists and their journeys of discovery as they pursue their dreams, Honda Stage offers unique content and live experiences where fans can delve deeper into what inspires these artists. From opening moments to unique views of fashion, dance and music culture, Honda Stage showcases the creativity, passion and drive to make it big.
