Box Theater Project

Three screens milled

Lamp

Double-layered lamp
Inner shell bass wood, outer shell white translucent plexi-glass, laser-cut
A sketch for our Brooklyn Designs installation

Box Theater Project - patterns

15,000

New Project:

I've recently been working on a new adventure with a computer scientist, Baris Yuksel, in creating a series of installations based on my drawings (you can find the originals in this blog). Using Processing 1.0 and Rhino, we've been trying to design a spatial experience, a galaxy, which comes together at certain points to create patterns. The installation will be interactive, but with what variables, we haven't yet decided. We are at the very earliest stages of this project so hopefully it gets more interesting as it develops. These are the first renderings we came out with. What you see is amazing, because each little cube signifies the computer recognizing the underlying structure of my dots. There are approximately 15,000 dots in this particualar drawing.

New Screen Wall

Milling a new screen, a re-design of the screen I did for the Time To Design exhibtion. Shifting materials and technique (to ultra-light MDF and CNC-milling) the design has been adjusted accordingly.

Toying with Light and with Lamps

Prototypes

Polyethylene, CNC-milled, 2'x8'