
My work was featured in What Only Artists Can Teach Us About Technology, Data, and Surveillance, a long piece in The Stranger by Jen Graves.

My work was featured in What Only Artists Can Teach Us About Technology, Data, and Surveillance, a long piece in The Stranger by Jen Graves.
3d scans of rooms for Machine For Living In project.
Acquired with Kinect for XBOX360 and .
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I’ve designed a circuit board to use the Arduino Nano with 3 Pololu Stepper drivers, for running GRBL in embedded CNC systems.

I’ve built the control system for Ann Hamilton’s Bullroarer installation at the Henry Gallery. This piece, with 21 independent mechatronic sound makers, is installed in the main space of the Museum for her show, Ann Hamilton: the common S E N S E, opening October 11th 2014.
I’m one of the artists presenting at the Seattle Art/Tech meetup this coming Monday. Meeting at our freshly renovated Ballard Fab Lab (my summer time labor of love).
http://www.meetup.com/ArtsTechSeattle/events/206437122/
I’ve helped organize an event at the Burke Museum on October 4th, The Big Draw, which will feature my Convex Mirror drawing machine as well as a number of NeoLucidas. Come by the Museum and draw; by hand, with the neolucida, or check out the drawing machine.

I’ve designed a bluetooth, rechargeable, 10DOF head-tracking device for use with the Ambisonic ToolKit (ATK), motion capture, and pan-tilt camera systems. This is the second prototype.

prototype head-tracking unit for preview of soundfields and other uses.

As part of a video series produced by the College of Arts & Sciences, graduate student Robert Twomey describes his piece, Convex Mirror, and reflects on how DXARTS is pushing the frontiers of art with unique combinations of art and science.

DXARTS (and my work and teaching) were featured in a long article by Seattle Times arts critic Michael Upchurch which appeared on the Sunday, March 23 issue of the Pacific Northwest Magazine.
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