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

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
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
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
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
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
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 
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