This collaborative artwork invites us to imaginatively experience the rhythms of microscopic ocean life through artistic moving images and a musical score driven by ocean data. Together they create an immersive experience highlighting plankton as vital to marine ecosystems, inviting reflection on unseen life, interdependence, and hidden rhythms sustaining the ocean and ourselves.

Thanks to the Menden-Deuer lab at the University of Rhode Island.

Fringe Vision presents an eccentric landscape inhabited by discarded everyday objects. Based on extracted style images, the video combines AR screenshots, AI generated 3D objects and video, set against a complex sonic landscape. Fringe Vision disrupts perceptions of scale, materiality, and liminality, transforming everyday space into a speculative landscape.

Garden of Becoming explores humanity’s instinct to create ideal refuges for an ever-evolving self.

Point of view is from the Met’s Museum Astor Court, an avatar of 14th century scholar’s escape the rigid politics, where now three artists merge its virtual architecture existence, animated fragmented self, and sonic fingerprints into a single work, where a classical Chinese garden becomes a space where completeness is perpetually desired and perpetually deferred.

On the Corner is a collaborative work of Augmented Reality which interrogates and abstracts fleeting moments captured mostly at a street corner in downtown Los Angeles. The work features live video, spatialized audio, musical compositions, and 3D renders to decode a moment in time and explore the subjective nature of our perception.

Tread Softly is an interactive work exploring our presence within living ecosystems. An Azure Kinect camera tracks viewers’ movements, triggering particles from projected forms – from abstract geometries through soil, roots, flowers and trees. Every movement leaves a trace. We are never outside nature; we are always moving through it.

Uncanny Garden is a collaborative augmented reality and sound work inspired by Randi Matushevitz’s Flowergirl (2026) and Limelight (2026). Participants summon five Flowergirls through hand gestures rooted in elemental cosmology, each seeding, blooming, becoming. A mediated ritual exploring fertility, transformation, and the nature of self in a surrealist botanical world.