Shifting Sensorium

  Philosophical and psychological research results show that there is a substantial difference between seeing and hearing a data set, because both evolve and accentuate different aspects of a phenomenon. From a philosophical point of view the eye is good

Carbonite CNC

Carbonite is forever.   So, why not mill a version of Han Solo frozen in carbonite as my first 3D creation from ITP’s CNC? After eight hours in the shop, I came out with a rough version of what I

Letter From Sol LeWitt to Eva Hesse

  Dear Eva, It will be almost a month since you wrote to me and you have possibly forgotten your state of mind (I doubt it though). You seem the same as always, and being you, hate every minute of

NYTimes API data visualizations

These are the first in a series data visualizations using the NYTimes API and Jer Thorp’s NYTimes Article Search API Library. It utilizes facets(unique to the NYT api) to filter results from the NYTimes article database ranging back to 1981.

Mapping the Immaterial Landscape

  Last semester, I was interested in revealing hidden topographies whether through sonification of energy consumption or light projection of pollution onto buildings.  I am very inspired to revisit this theme again by representing the invisible terrains we are exposed

Book Sculpture Art

I’m interested in a second iteration of paper sculpture using servos and sensors to tell a narrative.  Some other examples of book sculpture art as both data visualization and narrative below including the sound cylinders of Andy Huntington and the gorgeous, otherworldly work of Su

Sound Sculpture Book

Most frivolous use of a laser cutter yet?  Perhaps, but ever since visiting the Museum of Art and Design’s Slash: Paper Under The Knife exhibition, I’ve been eager to explore create a book sculpture exploring the materiality of paper.  Although book sculpture