Yearly Archives: 2009

So during the opening at the exhibition in Seattle, I met with Melinda Minch, an employee at Microsoft currently on their Seadragon project.  She informed me that one of her colleagues, Mike Rorke, had a great time with the wiremap … Continue reading →

So this last week or so I visited Seattle and had a hell of a time.  Many thanks to McDavid for letting me stay at his place.  Also, many thanks to Alberto and Andrew Carr for helping out w/ the … Continue reading →

The Wiremap will be exhibiting as a part of People Doing Strange Things with Electricity 4 in Seattle from June 27th – July 24th! I’ll be in Seattle a week leading up to the event building the structure, which will … Continue reading →

Around the beginning of this year I got contacted by Matt Parker, a student at ITP, who wanted to do his thesis on the Wiremap.  I was absolutely thrilled to help him out and to get the project a load … Continue reading →

The Market Value of Monkeys and Robots is a performance that marries movement to digital media – including sound and projections.  Instead of dancing to music, our process is to build sound effects to choreographed movement: We’re also looking at … Continue reading →