Art installations
Track request processor
2024Displayed next to a stage at Entropy’s 30 year birthday party, this machine invites visitors to leave requests to the DJ. Requests can be written down on a piece of paper, and dropped into the message box for “processing”.
The request is then shredded, and dropped to the bin below.
Hello! Long time no ocean
2022Hello! Long time no ocean is an interactive installation, where the visitor can speak into a sea shell (or “shellphone”), and a sea creature will respond to the sound with light.
Created for Aavistus Festival with Shreyasi Kar and Jasmine Xie. Since then, the jellyfish have appeared in various events, with their audio reactivity used for music visualisation.
Robot Petting Sea
2018An interactive art installation made for Flow Festival. On the top floor it houses angry little robot creatures. Through the holes on the bottom, the user can reach in and touch around various surfaces. If the user finds soft, furry areas and pets them, the creatures will calm down.
Created with Shreyasi Kar by combining Arduino, 3D printing and traditional methods.
After the festival, the installation appeared in Underneath–an immersive labyrinth by Recover Laboratory.
When Light Echoes
2017An interactive audiovisual installation exhibited in Finland Tower, Seoul, South Korea. Visitors can interact by moving their hand in the air. Visuals and audio evolve based on the movement, picked up by an infrared sensor.
Created using Processing, 3D modeling and Kinect with a group of Aalto Media Lab students.Process video by Reishabh Kailey.