Video Installation
2013
Using a radio beacon buoy and the winds and currents of Lake Michigan, Aeolian Route charts a personal narrative of loss and searching amidst uncertainty.

Citywide performance/installation
2012
1000 custom-engineered flashing bicycle lights
For more info, see the project blog.

2010, 4‘x4‘, Paint and Acrylic Sheet
US Army geodata leaked by WikiLeaks

13"x19", 2008, Lambda Prints

3‘x5‘, 2009, Soil collected from underneath Philadelphia‘s Benjamin Franklin Bridge, suspended in acrylic gel; acetate sheet; US EPA Toxics Release Inventory geodata for the mid-Atlantic region.

Dimensions variable, 2008

Audio samples, stereo amplifier, speakers and subwoofer, flashlight, aerial photograph enclosed in acrylic sheet, computer, infrared camera, custom software, pollution geodata

This work was installed in a darkened room at the Work * Ann Arbor Gallery for the show (re)Mapping. A provided flashlight allowed viewers to illuminate a printed aerial photograph mosaic of the heavily polluted Gary, Indiana industrial region. Custom software, running on a computer hidden from view, used an infrared camera to track the position of the flashlight beam on the photograph. Using pollution geodata collected from multiple government sources, as well as sound samples that represent different types of pollution, the software generates a real-time audio representation of pollution sources located within the illuminated area of the aerial photograph.

Categories of data represented by the sound map:

* Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Sites
* Major Polluters (NPDES Major)
* Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (LUST)
* Brownfields
* Superfund National Priorities List (NPL) Sites
* Slag Dumps
* Point Discharge (PD) Locations