Sharing my process of making site-specific installations. At Art Lima, I showed a spinning cube, two wall sculptures and several smaller cubes. We worked non-stop up until the fair opened, making sure everything was ready. Polychromatic Structures at Cristin Tierney Gallery.

Past, Present, and Future. Support the Reliquary through membership or a donation. The Coca-Cola Ephemera of David Argov.

Friday, December 31, 2010. Saturday, September 4, 2010. I just got a new, custom designed ring modulator from my good friend Owen Osborn at Critter and Guitari. Owen and I have been friends since we were five, which I think might officially classify him as my oldest friend. He builds all sorts of insane synthesizers, instruments and pedals which you can see here. I do plan on trying it out at Barbes this Tuesday and Wednesday. Sunday, March 21, 2010. Wednesday, February 10, 2010. Monday, February 1, 2010.

Sonaqua is an electronic installation that sonifies water quality. Strewn Fields is a data-visualization of meteorite impacts at different sites, etched into stone. Water Works is a 3D data visualization and mapping of the water infrastructure of San Francisco. Machine Data Dreams are data-etchings of video signals, memorializing camcorders used in the history of video. Is a series of data-visualizations, etched onto aluminum honeycomb panels using a high-pressure water-jet.

Music, Electronics, Bikes, and Brooklyn. So I decided to get a bit creative and make a cascading LED pattern.

A passion for people, especially children, and the built environment led me from photographing Adventure Playgrounds in London to an architecture practice in Boston.