RESEARCH

How to control light via algorithms and sensors and how to let it develop its own “organic” and evolving patterns and rhythms?

Research into a systemic approach to light.  Supported by the Amsterdam Funds for the Arts.

Read the detailed research project description.

Art&design research project that explores movement actuated performance systems.

Collaboration with Roos van Berkel and Serge Offermans, developing a wireless sensing and lighting control platform. In performance, this tools allows to capture movement and generate light behaviors based on sensor data.

The project was supported by the Stimuleringsfonds creative industrie and the Intelligent Lighting lab@TU Eindhoven

Read more on our blog Light|Moves

I completed a practice-based PhD  at the School of Arts, Brunel University (2006-2012), in which I examined linkages between material, performative and technological processes that “act” within works of media art. See my thesis description: “Material Agency and Performative Dynamics in the Practices of Media Art”.

My academic research was linked to a four-year funded research position at the Amsterdam School of the Arts in the Netherlands. (Lectoraat: Art, Research, Theory & Innovation lead by Marijke Hoogenboom and Henk Borgdorff). There, I investigated the design processes of responsive environments and developed a series of scenarios which expose processes of transformation. See my research project: “Responsive Environments,”