Images of non-time-based digital compositions.                                                       

Murmur is the title of my master's project for the Georgia Institute of Technology's Digital Media program. Murmur functions as a sculptural art object, test-bed for reactive surfaces, interactive installation, and ambient display. It consists of a custom-built control circuit for a fan array, and is constructed to support a variety of responsive surfaces, which would take advantage of the affordances of the fans, such as air pressure, sound and movement. The modular setup also allows for various interactions with it's environment, through the ability to easily switch out control circuits and easily reprogram the wiring board. The current setup aggregates environmental sound data and expresses it through directional waves of various sizes. It was completed in 2008.

Images from Soarin' Over California Que Line Games at Disney's Epcot Center in Orlando, Florida.

Video stills from Audio Landscapes series as well as screen shots from other computationally generated images and interactives.

Fine art images including drawings, paintings, mixed media and 2d relief and 3d work.

Pictures from my stay in Japan between January 2009 and April 2010... teaching English through ECC and traveling around a bit.

Knitting is one of my favorite hobbies of the past several years. I started knitting as a way to pass the time while waiting for my video projects to render. While living in Japan, I had the wonderful opportunity to receive knitting instruction from Kazuko, a second-generation owner of a fabulous knitting shop in Toyohashi.