Projects
N-YHS: Collections Highlight Showcase
N-YHS: Interactive Columns
N-YHS: Living Painting
Boston Federal Reserve: NEEA Generator
Boston MFA: Dynamic Signage
Cardiovascular Center: Donor Recognition
Irish College Exhibits: Louvain Institute
Metropolitan Museum: Period Rooms
Metropolitan Museum: Elevator Display
Metropolitan Museum: Wayshowing System
Holocaust Museum: Pledge Wall
Monticello: The Boisterous Sea of Liberty
Boston ICA: Reception Desk
Nobel Peace Center
Cirque du Soleil: Revolution Lounge
Broad Institute: CRX Display
Imperial War Museum: Churchill Lifeline
Mary Baker Eddy Library: Hall of Ideas
Documenta 11: Illuminated Manuscript
Asia Society
L'Oréal Poetry Harp
Museum of Sex
Honda Safety Interactive
Talmud Project
MSI: Human Genome Interactive
Stream of Consciousness
Martha Stewart: Food for Thought
Work
Documenta11
Documenta 11: Illuminated Manuscript, Kassel, Germany, 2002
A commissioned work for Documenta11 in Kassel, Germany, the Illuminated Manuscript explores the communicative possibilities of spatialized language in the electronic media. Combining physical interfaces with purely typographical information in a virtual environment, this piece explored new types of reading in tune with human perceptual abilities.
A handbound book is set in a spartan room. Projected typography is virtually printed into the blank pages with a video projector. Sensors embedded in the pages tell the computer as the pages are turned. In addition, sonar sensors allow visitors to run their hands over and to disrupt, combine and manipulate the text on each page. The book begins with an essay on the four freedoms - freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from fear and freedom from want. Each page explores a different text on the topic of freedom.