Art
I like to work with electronics and microcontrollers such as Arduino, together with lights, motors, sounds, and sensors, to create interactive experiences for participants. I also like working with different means of fabrication, from digital to handmade. This should all loosely fall under the umbrella of mechatronic art, which I started experimenting with in the DXARTS department at the University of Washington, under the guidance of Afroditi Psarra. Lately I've been exploring crochet as a very flexible form which is easily embedded with electronics. Below is a selection, including an experiemental installation, a musical instrument, and a speculative communication device, click on an image for information, pictures, video, schematics, and more! Note: there is certainly nontrivial overlap between my art and mathematical visualization, so feel free to head over to the digital fabrication tab for more content.
