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custom fabrication & painting, iOS app development, electronic engineering, cellular integration, on-site installation

"The Braided Line" Phone Booth

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A walk-in phone booth structure with a built-in bench, a vintage handset wired into a live cellular hotline, a custom iOS app driving an ambient iPad experience inside the booth, and all the electronics and integration work to make two distinct interactive experiences run seamlessly inside one object. From woodshop to wiring to on-site install at Reclamation Day: A Reunion of Hope in Lenapehoking (NYC).

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kinetic sculpture, electronic engineering, metal fabrication, 3d modeling

O Sole Mio

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Featured in the Gaetano Pesce gallery during Design Miami / Art Basel 2023, "O sole mio," half lamp half clock, is an elegant art sculpture that measures and embraces the passing of time and the movement of Earth in contrast to the Sun. This monumental wall-mounted object tells time through the dynamic relationship between a motorized solar disk and a metal track.

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CAD, 3D printing, woodworking, electronics

Ancient Futures

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Ancient Futures is a multi-layered woven textile whose surface visually fluctuates based on the sentiment analysis of visitors’ shared stories. It is a participatory media installation capturing sonic textures and creating an evolving fabric of soundscape.

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kinetic electronics, frame fabrication, silicone molding

Deep Sigh

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Capturing the full impact of "Deep Sigh" on film is a challenge; it's a piece that demands in-person immersion.

Created in partnership with Gustavo Barroso and introduced at Art Basel courtesy of Jägermeister, it's a study in hidden motion—the longer you look, the more you see it breathe and shift.

The gallery's visitors were a testament to its effect, their reactions ranging from amazement to the occasional startled double-take.

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