Interactive public art in downtown Boston

An open source album of minimal generative code experiments, with sound produced by a piezo.

Using the Arduino as a tool for physical ideation.

A way to explore the visual language of icons through messages and poetry

An open source project to develop technologies to convert visual information to tactile information.

An open extension of the Media Lab course Design for Empowerment.

We want to provide a space for local electronic musicians and multimedia artists to create uplifting collective experiences and engage the community.

An experimental electronic piece created using a recovered sample of the oldest recorded sound, 150 years old. Awarded first prize at the LAC2010 conference in Utrecht.

How can we design a space where you can go and have great conversations and meaningful connections? This is relational art to grow a community- in the form of soup nights.

An electronic composition inspired by “Come Out” by Steve Reich. Accompanying film added afterward.

A three part electronic composition created as a multi-speaker installation and interactive performance

A collaborative performance piece which sought to use the ideas of non-hierarchies, interactivity, and emergence to create and perform music.

An exploration of how meaning is formed through imagination and narrative by composing an album of fairy tales.

math poems about love

A dance electro punk remix of the track Milly’s Thrash by New York band Milly Beau.

A city-wide performance piece in Portland to explore the bottom-up rules and emergence of systems in a social and collaborative way with 60+ participants placing hearts around the city.

A film exploring how we are all affected, even unknowingly, by the geometric forms that make up the world and provide meaning around us in a city.

A public art installation in DC which grew over the period of a week and explored the concept of a rhizome structure.

An animated GIF for The GIF Economy showing at Tractor Gallery

This composition was created specifically for the Tom Cramer show at Floyd’s. Much of the music is generated randomly in real time, and in response to Cramer’s work and how it explores the concept of multi-scale emergence from numerous simpler forms.