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WEBSEED
2025 | Resonate Tissue
An immersive installation that explores the interplay between organic forms and digital echoes. By merging tactile materials with sensor-driven feedback, “Resonate Tissue” invites viewers to reflect on the fluid boundaries between the physical body and technological resonance, underscoring our evolving relationship with the living and the virtual.
2024 | Mobile Resistance
The work transforms rigid reinforcing bars into mobile sculptures that traverse the urban space and challenge physical and metaphorical barriers through their precarious, adaptable presence.
2023 | Op3nDays
A series of talks and demonstrations organized to highlight the integration of “wedodraw” with a GRBL-driven machine. The event showcased creative drawing workflows, bridging open-source technology and artistic experimentation in a live, interactive setting.
2018 | TC 18
Transcultural Collaboration: "Tanhua": A Tribute to the Global Workforce / "Mass Prey": The Abyss of Desire
2014 | Addresses & Colors
0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255: a comment on the conversion from ipv4 to ipv6
1999 | Artist Note
In the winter of 1999, my sister and I were in the lobby, sipping tea while a fierce snowstorm raged outside—so intense that skiing was out of the question.