JR Roykovich will collaborate with Margaux Crump, Jake Eshelman, and Jeanette “Joy” Harris to create a new ephemeral piece titled “A Flash of Light and a Loud Roar,” which explores research on how inflicted trauma often opens up a pathway for individuals to have perceived paranormal experiences. The title for this piece comes from a 1957 Project Blue Book report from Harris’ hometown of Centerville, Texas, the location of Harris’ family home and where a civilian reported an encounter with something unknown that appeared to them in “a flash of light and a loud roar.”
JR Roykovich will collaborate with Margaux Crump, Jake Eshelman, and Jeanette “Joy” Harris to create a new ephemeral piece titled “A Flash of Light and a Loud Roar,” which explores research on how inflicted trauma often opens up a pathway for individuals to have perceived paranormal experiences. The title for this piece comes from a 1957 Project Blue Book report from Harris’ hometown of Centerville, Texas, the location of Harris’ family home and where a civilian reported an encounter with something unknown that appeared to them in “a flash of light and a loud roar.”
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