actually up, out and in...

An explanation of my cryptic blog title of up, out, on and in...
It should really be up, out and in...
It's a key phrase I keep in my mind to remind me when I am designing an element I am always looking to expand designs further up and out. Something that reaches beyond the stage. To utilize all the air in the worship space, not just what is visually in front of our faces on the stage.
And to design something that really reaches in(to) people. A new way to experience God.
That's all folks...