Portfolio

chaosflöte: sensor-augmented flute

>combining classical instruments with new technologies

The chaosflöte combines wireless sensor technology, digital sound processing, and visual programming with the traditional Boehm flute. In facilitating interdisciplinary performances, the chaosflöte challenges the artist to rethink traditional understandings of performance, composition, and improvisation.

AIYA: machine improvisation

>performing and designing improvisation machine systems

AIYA is a sound analysis and improvisation companion, designed for the Chaosflöte and MIDI instruments. Echoing George Lewis' question "Why do we want our machines to improvise?" this project is a means for me to reflect upon the transformations of my own improvisation practice and my relationships with new technologies.
Ensemble work can be found with STUDIO ZYKLOS.

interactive installations

>creating interactive spaces through sensing technologies

In these installations, I employ touch technology, motion/distance detection, and skeleton recognition as windows into an otherwise virtual space. Through these interfaces, the space becomes an extension of the body and one that engages in unspoken, intuitive dialogues with the visitor.

body sensing

>from pressure-sensitive shoes to full-body motion capture

Documentation of works using the bodily movement to generate live sound and visuals in dance performances and interactive installation settings. Collaborations at/with the Immersive Arts Space Zürich and dancer/choreographer/designer Jaira Peyer.

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AIYA

chaosflöte

STUDIO ZYKLOS JUNE 2024 TOUR

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AIYA

body sensing

persistence machine

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AIYA

body sensing

interactive installations