Physical Computing

It’s 2090, and intelligent technologies have advanced to a point where the practice of reading has become obsolete. Writing itself has become a forgotten memory of the past, while the only texts produced in the world remain illegible, mechanical scribblings made by machines.

Hidden Under is an interactive art installation prototype that explores how a simple instrument, a rainstick can serve as an interaction point. The installation uses transparent acrylic sheets as a type of interactive “storytelling” device.

Knitted Memories

Metaphor

My project is an experimental interactive sound installation that invites people to explore movement in conjunction to collision. A row of small wooden planks hang in a row, while a unit beneath them follows a single person at a time, colliding with the planks and creating waves and noise.

First prototype of a pixel art vj sequencing/performance tool.

A weaving loom that shows weather condition in each city.

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.

Fluffy Friend is a fluffy soft robot. People can interact with it.

What if we could design mechanical movements just as simply as drawing on paper? LINKKI was born in response to this question as a tool for designing movements.

Millennia at Play is an interactive project inspired by the Color-painted Relief Scene of Musicians Playing.

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

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.

Wish You Were Here is a long distance friendship communicator. When one cherry is pressed, the other makes a sound and vice versa. Their aim is to connect friends across continents.

I aim to create an engaging gaming installation where participants interact with the tilting board to manipulate the movement of a ball, fostering a dynamic and immersive experience to engage participants in a physical dialogue with their environment.

MONI is an innovative robotic fish installation, conceptualized as the physical manifestation of the epilogue from ‘Moni’s Diary’.

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

Creating an alarm clock by recycling an old rotary dial telephone.

This is an interactive installation that captures the trajectory of the experiencer’s body movement and translates it into notes recorded on a score in the screen.