An automated dimmer made for Raphaele Shirley’s neon light installation that can perform simple repeating brightness patterns.
Interactive Technologist
Projects
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A new website for Atmosphere of Sound, based in the UCLA Art|Sci Center, which sponsors performances and exhibitions from many artists throughout the year.
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A midi- and hand-controlled choral synthesizer. Uses precise gestures to produce a variety of words in real-time.
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A small, IoT enabled water level sensor that sends automated email alerts.
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The new ITP website, created by an entirely student-led team of developers and designers, which displays up-to-date departmental info such as courses, faculty and events.
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A digital instrument that encodes 2-dimensional contour data into a variety of sonic parameters.
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An ongoing exploration into methods of procedurally extracting sound from physical objects.
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A bespoke interactive “instrument” that produces synthesized movement-reactive vocalizations, made for playwright Kat Mustatea’s upcoming multimedia theater work Ielele.
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A small remote-controlled car that crudely prints rows of text.
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Donald Trump’s presidential signature is beautifully ridiculous and can be programmatically generated using some simple pattern-based logic.