For
Immediate Release
October
9, 2013
For
More Information
Email:
info@joecastillo.com
Phone:
800-670-5055
Joe Castillo performs SandStory
art at UC
Photo from the University of the Cumberlands
Joe Castillo draws stories in the sand.
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Williamsburg, Ky. - Joe Castillo demonstrated his sand art storytelling at the University of the Cumberlands during the weekend of their 125th anniversary and homecoming on Oct. 4, 2013.
“I developed sand story to tell the kind of stories that change people’s lives,” Joe Castillo said.
Williamsburg, Ky. - Joe Castillo demonstrated his sand art storytelling at the University of the Cumberlands during the weekend of their 125th anniversary and homecoming on Oct. 4, 2013.
Castillo created the art of
SandStory ten years ago, which combines art with technology to tell God’s love
story in a memorable way to audiences. He projects colored light onto the sand
on the table and uses his hands to form pictures which are displayed on a
screen for the audience to watch. The video records his art that only exists
for a moment as it’s ever changing.
Castillo is most well-known for
his time on the reality TV show “America’s Got Talent.” He told the audience
about his experience on the show that allowed him to share God’s love story
with millions of viewers. The meaningful conversations that he had with the
other acts, staff, and other back stage people were his favorite part of the
reality show.
Photo from the University of the Cumberlands
This poster promotes Joe Castillo in the finals of "America's Got Talent."It features the host, Nick Cannon and the judges, Sheron Osbourne, Howard Stern, and Howie Mandel.
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The amazing
opportunity on “America’s Got Talent” gave Castillo a broader stage to share
God’s love story in countries where he would not have been able to go as a
missionary or pastor. He has performed for President Jimmy Carter, King
Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, other dignitaries, and in 40 states and 18 countries.
“The great value of SandStory
is that it requires no translation,” said Castillo about the impact it has when
he travels to other countries. “In the grand scheme of things, I’m just a grain
of sand,” Castillo said. “I’m not representing myself. I have to be willing to
represent Him [God] well.”
“SandStory®” is
a live-art presentation performed to music and projected on large screens for a
stunning visual effect. Video clips of Castillo's work can be viewed on his
website at http://www.joecastillo.com.
Joe Castillo is
available to perform his artwork and seminars live at your conference or
church. For booking information please contact: Tim Grable • 615-263-4143 •
tim@nashvilleagency.com.
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