Frequency Comb
Single-channel floor projection, laboratory jacks. Filmed at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Tokyo, Japan.
5 min. 07 sec.
2024
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Frequency Comb
Single-channel floor projection, laboratory jacks. Filmed at the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Tokyo, Japan.
5 min. 07 sec.
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Carrier
Two-channel video sculpture, 6-min, continuous loop. Homing pigeons harnessed with bodycams.
9 min. 23 sec.
2023
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The Propagation of Uncertainty
Three-channel video installation, server racks, performance-for-video. Filmed at the National Research Council, Ottawa, Canada.
5 min. 40 sec.
2020
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The Propagation of Uncertainty
Three-channel video installation, server racks, performance-for-video. Filmed at the National Research Council, Ottawa, Canada.
5 min. 40 sec.
2020
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Circular T: A Collection of Uncertainties
Performance lecture, binders, transmission reports.
60 min. 44 sec.
2020
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Necessary Conditions
Embossed text on postcard. Site-specific series of five.
5" x 8"
2019
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Almost there, but not there yet
C-prints on sheer polyester, dimensional lumber.
Dimensions variable.
2018
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To the minute unknown
Lamp post, surveillance cameras, marking paint, offsite two-channel video.
Site-specific dimensions.
2017
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Taking back the night (DST I)
Two-channel video, Daylight Saving Time performance
60 min.
2007
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