Sound art
Various mediums, 2013-2015Collection of sound sculptures, synthesizers, and experiments from the 2010s. Most were made in college, following extensive research in industrial design, architecture, and electronic music history.
Universal Mobile
Installation and performance, 2016Collaboration with
Genevieve Marsh
Documented by Lyndsay Bloom
Felled tree branches, twine rope, chalk
Averill Park, NY, USA
Documented by Lyndsay Bloom
Felled tree branches, twine rope, chalk
Averill Park, NY, USA
Constructed a mobile of the universal superstructure (planets > galaxies > universes > beyond). Invited participants to dance and express themselves with this monumental mobile.
Rain Machine
Vocal art performance, 2016Ladder, Bucket, Water, Plastic bottles, Rocks, Microphone with Speaker System
Documented by John Butkus
Averill Park, NY, USA
Documented by John Butkus
Averill Park, NY, USA
Performance exploring the concept of custodianship, specifically of the Earth. Beatboxing, manufacturing jobs, and storytelling converge in a waterfall-of-consciousness. Note: the video was, sadly, blurry, and the Rain Machine is not easily seen. The object itself was composed of a leaking bucket making the sounds and patterns of rain, which I fed constantly while improvising stories and music.
Bombastic Fiddle Stump
Office water cooler, electronics, 2015Tear off your tie, steal the water cooler, and join the Mardi Gras parade with your very own Bombastic Fiddle Stump. Inspired by the Stumpf Fiddle–or Devil’s Stick–a one-person-band classic. Collaboration with Tom Fox from Vulpestruments︎︎︎, Maya Lekova, and Saint-Clair Lefèvre. RS Components Hackathon winner at Music Tech Fest Central︎︎︎ in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Pillar of Sound
Electronics, 2014A study of silence, expressed in architecture and music. Based on research of plumbing systems, anachoic chambers, and John Cage’s music.
Stamped Synth
Electronics, 2014An open-circuit synthesizer you can play with bare hands, on-the-go, with zero learning gap. A manufacturable design of a classic experimental synthesizer: the cracklebox circuit. My research for Stamped Synth was featured on BBC Click︎︎︎.
Prosthetic Synth
Electronics, 2013Swing on an oscillator when you’re injured, and blast away unwanted sympathy. Based off schematics in Handmade Electronic Music by Nicolas Collins.
