My core research interest lies in interactive audiovisual software art with two directions. First, I explore the possibilities of computational algorithms and emerging technologies in designing novel audiovisual interfaces to augment cross-modal sensory experiences and collaborative interactions. Second, I research expressive approaches that use data as an art material to drive audiovisual content generation based on data visualization and sonification as well as computational algorithms used in computer graphics and machine learning. My data art practice aims to reflect how we see ourselves through our data and depict the relationship between humans and machines that affect us based on data and algorithms. In this talk, I will present my interactive audiovisual interfaces and data-driven audiovisual artworks.