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Models for Mobile Urban Projection: the MAW Case Study

Teaching: University Courses

2012 (CMU)

2011  (University of Minnesota)

  • Spring: Research Fellowship

2010 (University of Minnesota)

2009 (University of Minnesota)

2008 (University of Minnesota)

2007 (University of Minnesota)

Le Musée Itinerant

Mobile Projection Performance

The Tragedy of the Commons

Installation with kinetic sculpture, electronics, video and a colony Leafcutter ants

Battle of Everyouth

Participatory street performance with miniature and large scale projection

Work in Progress: Ants [by Monitos]

My collaborator Robin Meier and I are at it again, this time with leafcutter ants.  Robin's been experimenting with the ants in a lab outside paris, while I explore how to build our colony of small friends a welcoming foraging scenario.  Below, a prezi of some notes we're taking.

 

This work will be presented at Palais de Tokyo in July of 2011.

The [finger] Tippler

Animal Warmth #12

Video Installation with Live Sound

Xbee wireless sensor/actuator networks and Cycling 74's Max

Ray Kampmeier (undergraduate EECS student at UMN) and I are working on a robust and complete solution for working with Digi's Xbee modules and Max.

Working with 2.5 Series radios, the present pre-alpha version allows for sending remote messages to a remote-wireless xbee (configured as AT Router/Endpoint) and local-USB-connected xbee  (configured as API coordinator).  

My XBee Playground Blog shows a record of our progress, while this post includes links to the necessary Max patches and XBee profiles.  

More coming soon.....

 

The Battle of Everyouth (in progress)

Participatory Outdoor Performance

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