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Copper cable
Radio transmitter
Radio receivers 

A series of cable sculptures acting as antennas to broadcast sonic transmissions over short-range radio networks.

In this site-dependent work, variable lengths and configurations of thin copper cabling are installed within a space to form ephemeral antennas. Audio recordings are broadcast and distributed by the structures, then received by portable radio receivers integrated into the surrounding space—either architecturally or behind unobtrusive enclosures. Nearby bodies significantly alter the effectiveness of the transmission and reception. The resulting interference highlights a fragile relationship between physical presence, and invisible channels of communication, power, and control.

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Mirror
Webcam
Flat screen TV
Max/MSP software

Site-specific work contemplating and reflecting upon disembodiment of self, space and place.

Curated by Vere van Gool. Commissioned by Het Nieuwe Instituut for Screen Spaces: A Geography of Moving Image.

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XLR cables
Gaffer tape
Sine oscillator
Loudspeakers

Within a room engulfed by sine tones from multiple speakers, carefully positioned audio cables form circles to show where standing waves create auditory zones of loudness and quietness.

Contribution to collaborative work with John Granzow, Catie Newell, Matias Vilaplana Stark, Mitchell Akiyama, Miles Rufelds, Mehrnaz Rohbakhsh, Sandrine Héroux, Adam Tindale & Afaq Ahmed Karadia.

Project with Brian Chase

Constructed from a live performance, the two tracks for this recording were edited and shape-shifted in post-production, further blurring the line between stage and studio.

Live at Pioneer Works.

This webcam audiovisual work investigates the sonification of Times Square. With the ubiquity of streaming digital content, it seems we often choose to be in two places at once. Utilizing a variety of data extraction techniques, I interpret and layer information (sounds, movement, levels of sunlight) from an open source and public webcam, suggesting an alternative soundtrack for the crowded and busy space.