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The Garden, Elsewhere is an interactive artwork created for the Crocker Art Museum’s annual Crocker Ball fundraiser. The installation transformed visitors’ movement into evolving generative imagery in real time, creating a living digital environment shaped by audience interaction.

Built with TouchDesigner, MediaPipe, and StreamDiffusion, the project used real-time body tracking, custom state-machine logic, dynamic prompt systems, and custom-trained LoRA models to generate a cohesive botanical visual language live during the event. Rather than embracing randomness, the installation focused on creating a controlled and intentional AI aesthetic that felt immersive, painterly, and responsive.

A custom cache/select video system allowed generated moments to expand into layered “gardens” of imagery, producing an evolving ecosystem of visuals that continuously reacted to the movement and presence of guests throughout the space.

Contour, produced in collaboration with Jake Castro, is an interactive installation that deconstructs and reassembles form, identity, and sound. A sculpted and rotating foam structure frames embedded video screens, where real-time facial tracking captures and fragments participants’ expressions.

Simultaneously, the participant’s voice is recorded, engineered, and restructured into evolving audio compositions that fill the space.

Through visual, sonic, and spatial layering, Contour invites participants to witness their own presence reinterpreted—fragmented and reformed across shifting surfaces, screens, and sounds. The installation offers a landscape of continuous transformation, blurring the lines between observer and observed.

Elemental is the product of a collaboration with the Elevate Dance Company from Stockton, CA. We were asked to help create a mystical forest environment for the dancers to perform in. We produced the visual component of this performance by collecting archival data sets of forest imagery before producing custom LORA files to use in conjunction with ComfyUI to create looping scenes, then created an interactive particle system to further immerse the dancers within the created environments.

February 7, 2025 marked the release of our album, Avenir. To celebrate, we put together a show at DaDa Lab in Austin, along with the debut of a new interactive installation, Petrichor. Additional support was provided by our friend King Khary.

The live performance gave us a chance to debut many of the new visuals we have been creating for the release of Avenir, all mixed live with Touch Designer and outboard analog equipment.

Petrichor builds on previous installations to offer the audience a chance to interact with and compose music directly through interacting with live generative visual art. In this instance two players are able to select visual buttons on screen to introduce different instruments and melodies to an ambient soundscape, creating unique and ephemeral compositions.

Svara-Svapna is an interactive art installation that transforms the gallery into a vibrant playground of music and visuals, allowing visitors to create a symphony of ambient soundscapes through their movements. Different musical notes are generated as they navigate the space, each corresponding to their location and motion. 

These sounds, inspired by the ancient Indian concept of "svara," fill the gallery with harmonious melodies and influence dynamic video projections, creating a captivating interplay between audio and visual elements. Svara-Svapna invites participants to explore the resonance between their physical presence and the creation of sound, offering a playful and immersive journey through the fundamental vibrations that connect us all. 

This installation is designed to be immersive, enabling even those without musical training to compose and experience music in an entirely new and intuitive way. By simply moving through the space, visitors become composers, crafting unique auditory and visual experiences that highlight the universal language of sound.

Live coding set performed online as part of TOPLAP Solstice 2023

Flora of the Garden invites participants to move and interact with generative art by creating, in real-time, generative flora that mimics the motion of the participant.

Two simultaneous generative networks run side by side, each displaying their unique visual generations on a TV. Their outputs over time are combined and are projected onto a nearby wall, creating an ephemeral garden.

Live AV Set featuring generative, responsive video and live music procuction.

Cynatica Conductor II builds upon it’s previous iteration with further interactive elements, inviting additional musical collaboration with the conductor, while altering the balance between intuitiveness and discovery.

Installation Review:

Glass Tire Art Magazine: A Technological Dream: “Cynatica Conductor”

Cynatica Conductor invites the viewer to interact with light and sound, playing the role of a conductor overseeing an ensemble of sonic texture and fractured melody. Left alone, unique visual compositions ebb and flow - meandering across a frozen soundscape - but when they interact with a conductor they grow in complexity and vibrancy, growing into immersive collaborations between the art and the audience.