Felissimo House: Media Mirror and Ring Spotlight
An interactive video installation located at the entrance of the Felissimo townhouse at 5th Ave. and 56th Street in NYC. The installation will bring into focus Felissimo’s mission and announce its upcoming transformation. Media Mirror is an interactive video projection onto the main entrance windows. The source of the projection is a media grid with dynamic content consisting of images and videos. The actual projection is always framed by the outlines of passers-by, thus creating a personal message, which follows pedestrians as they walk by or stop in front of the window display. Ring Spodlight projects a ring onto the sidewalk, which encloses an unsuspecting pedestrian.
A collaboration with Liubo Borissov
Each time the program runs, HRRAAGHP-TING! collects audio and image files from the web associated with a particular name, linking the data in a linear format. The program runs automatically, providing for a passive viewing experience. The selection of subsequent images is influenced by the name of the previous image, constructing a “tunneling” in real time that links the data in a linear format, defying the amorphous structure of the Internet.
freeSTYLE is a project that generates cell phone text messaging into spoken word and customized graphics. 
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A short maya video using blue screen and video to place real people in maya environments. A collaboration with Gabriel Winer.
an installation piece for the interactive telecommunications winter show. A facade that manipules live images of the public at the intersection of Broadway and Waverly. Through the videocade the public can make a connection with their identity through a live image of themselves.
an etch-a-sketch that etches out photographic images using stepper motors. Image processing converts the thresholded image into measured etch-a-sketch coordinates. Stepper motors run off of a bx24 chip. Rather than trying to draw lines with the etch a sketch, the image is divided up into a binary grid. The project is a digitizing of the etch-a- sketch. The etch a sketch is a slow exposure of the image captured by a digital camera. The image is exposed through an algorithmic process. In archiving the image on the etch-a-sketch the output is completely automated, suggesting a permeance now present in the once temporary etch a sketch image.
This work incorporates cinema and virtual space in the design process. In our preoccupation with space, weather we see it as the creation of a new experience or as the representation of the current relation ship of the subject to its environment, architects look outside the discipline in order to inform the architectural discourse. The project is an abstract, physical representation of a scene from Fritz Lang’s “metropolis” Decomposition through sequential analysis of diagrams and the psychological effects of the scene provided for the three dimensional form. Expanding the viewers relationship to narrative/viewing space/and screen, the Metropolis Screen investigates the social collective that is present while viewing and experiencing film. Viewers can walk around the screen and view the film in different locations as well as see stills from the production of the film embedded into the fabric. The structure directly relates to a specific scene in Metropolis in which the master moves across the room and responds to the lights of the city, realizing that the workers were present.
this project is an investigation of a responsive architectural system based on the city collective created by a dispersed looping system of parks. It is an interactive two layered loop that maps urban form. Small parks are dispersed throughout the city in various areas of urban densities. Each park maps sound through embedded micro controllers which take audio input and communicate through visual output. A communication of the urban parks happens at the culture center, with each park at the culture center having a reciprocal park rooted in the city of Oslo, Norway. The possibilities of interactive networked communication in this project suggest a prototype of a collapsible city which is defined by scale and real time.