Guests step onto the dance floor and their silhouettes appear in real time, leaving glowing trails as they move. Built with Kinect tracking and TouchDesigner, custom color palettes for each event.

A live A/V set that feels cohesive and easy to follow. Slope performs original electronic music while I run real-time visuals that stay synced to the set via TouchOSC, so drops, builds, and quiet sections land clearly. The rig is compact and fits on a small stage or in small rooms and the show leaves space for both seated listening and dance. We close with a short DJ segment where Slope plays a few tracks by other artists to keep the energy up and set the tone for the rest of the night.

Biomimicry and generative patterns emerge through a real-time audio reactive toolkit with spectrum analysis built in TouchDesigner, performed live to match varied audio. Five scrim planes and a short-throw projector create parallax and depth. Later in the night we switched to interactive mode, the same rig with a podium and controller so guests could immerse themselves in the visuals, learn more about the installation below!

Six interactive installations from my University Bridge residency. Audience-controlled through joysticks, MIDI, Kinect, and Leap Motion. Each piece translates bridge ecology data into something you can play with.