Computational Art and Design

Knitted Memories

A max4live audio effect that uses weather data (from the WAQI API) to adjust different effects like delay, reverb, echo and distortion.

As a young international student, I live across time zones. Family, friends and people I care about are scattered across the world. The world’s time zones are standardized, but behind that is the fact that actually everyone carries a private time zone—unaligned, unaccelerated and unshareable.’

When Language Warps is an interactive installation that reveals how environments reshape what we say. The system shifts its persona according to ambient light and sound, responding to the user’s input with intentional malice and bias.

Single user experience: a participant interacts with the animation projected on the table.

PhotoCrit: Fish Edition is a photography game where you find and photograph critically endangered fish in a digital aquarium.

Building upon the concept of genius loci (the spirit of a place), Poetry of Place seeks to give voice to a particular environment by translating the parameters of environmental conditions into poetry using Large Language Models (LLM) to generate text.

Traceless is an interactive sound sculpture with visual projections, inviting audiences to engage with its narrative through handheld controllers.

If wind could write, what would its words look like? Wind Typography is a visualization of wind data based on imagined typographic rules.

A carefully designed series of dynamic elements, created using the p5.js library. Utilising a MIDI controller, guests can explore an array of combinations involving shapes and colours that form diverse patterns.

Course exhibition that highlights works from two different courses, Physical Computing and Computational Art and Design.

Capturing the essence of solidarity in old Persian architecture discretely, this interactive installation features a real-time fluid simulation and animations, inviting users to explore and engage with a dynamic virtual space.

Presenting a video loop, demonstrating what I have learned this semester related to my VJ setup.

WEBPIT is an ongoing research project into the materiality of wireless networks, self-hosting, and participatory server-based art. In this iteration, a solar-powered portable Rasberry Pi is hosting a local wireless network and an open server – the pit.