video direction / production / mapping | animation | installation design / build | rapid prototyping 

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AT A GLANCE 
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What are they?  A selection of large and small-scale projection projects ranging from 9-channel installations to a 2 cm piece that uses a miniature microscope.

Where were they?  New York, San Francisco, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Beijing

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The Project: Sonic Physiognomy | Sonic Portraiture
Prototype face scanner that translates facial profiles into unique sound bites. ​ (Images are a series of mock-ups, 3D models and stills from the installation.)

Why did I do this? To question and subvert the emergence of bio-metrics in the identification, profiling and surveillance of people.

Where was this? Interactive Telecommunications Program, New York University

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The Project: Gastronomica
Immersive 9-Channel HD video installation 37 m long and 3.4 m high. 
(Images are documentation from the installation and stills from the video.)
​In collaboration with Nisma Zaman. View on Vimeo.

What is it?  Short feature about the alchemy of food in diaspora.
Where was this? IAC Building (InterActiveCorp HQ), New York

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The Project: Tactile Enlightenment
Video mapping unto sculpture (looped).
(Image is a series of stills from the installation.)
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Why did I do this? To illustrate the different gestures used by sculptors in shaping the face of the Buddha. 

Where was this? Rajamangala Institute of Technology, Pohchang, Bangkok

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The Project: Kiss My Hyphen (On Love Across Margins)
Hand-drawn animated short film. 
(Images are a series of stills from the film.)
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What is it? An animation of real life word-play between lovers about racial identity, assumptions and projections.

Where was this? Victoria Theater, San Francisco

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The Project: The Silhouette of Songs 
Projection to performance by Walter Kitundu and Robin Sukhadia (FIELD)
(Images are a series of stills from the video.)
​View an excerpt on Vimeo.

Why did I do this? To tell the story of early 20th century Chinese immigrants held at Angel Island Immigration detention station.

Where was this? The Sangati Center, San Francisco and the Chinese Biennale, Beijing 

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The Project: MicroScope
Short video filmed through a toy microscope. Featuring scenes from 1929 silent film "Picadilly" with actress Ana Mae Wong superimposed on magnified follicules. (Images are a series of stills from the video.)
View on Vimeo.

Where was this? Imagine Science Films Festival, New York