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Captain Static’s Medley
2026
Interactive Installation
If objects had memories, what would they sound like? Captain Static’s Medley showcases a collection of found objects harnessed to recollect lost time. These artifacts hold traces of where they have been and what they have touched. Each object becomes a vessel for fragments of memory, waiting to be discovered through sound.

Using a suspended listening object, search the net for signals hidden among the space. When brought close to an artifact, an audio portal opens to elsewhere, revealing a soundscape connected to its origin. Captain Static’s Medley invites you to consider the history and sentiments embedded within everyday things. Listen closely. What stories cling to the surface?



MORE WNDR STUDIOS WORK 


1 Iris




Iris

2025
Interactive Installation
“Iris” is a project created by WNDR Studios by Creative Technologist Shuvo Das and Eye Photographer Jon Miles. The interaction is a photographer will take a close-up photo of an eye, make minor adjustments, and premiere the photograph onto the projections, adding to a mural of eyes that came before them. Recently, the exhibit has been relocated to a different area with a smaller projection throw. I suggested that it would be more visually cohesive to add a vignette in the same way an eye has concentric circles, and I coded these adjustments, along with scaling, cropping, and centering through Touch Designer.


Attempting To Crop
Creating A Template
Before Color-Grading




2 Atrium



Atrium

2025
Generative Art, Projection Mapping
Created a new variation of projection mapped furniture in Touch Designer. The end result is a rainbow gradiant that warps to the curviture of the furniture.


3 MPO-1 (Time Machine)






MPO-1  (Time Machine)

2023
Audiovisual Interactive Installation
MPO-1 (Time Machine) is an interactive installation created by the artist Josh Ellingson. With the original rendition, it included a theremin as an interactive element. As many guests do not know what a theremin is, a new issue transpired of guests grabbing and bending the theremin. The artist Josh Ellingson, exhibit director Steven Krejcik, and I collaborated on an interactive orb, complimenting the dome that forms the pepper’s ghost illusion.  I assisted with its assembly, connecting it to appropriate softwares for functionality, and coded the lighting design with an arduino to draw attention to the interaction point.


Updated 26.02.21