S/EAR, 2014 (updated 2018)
BuraBura desk lamp, 2016
Paranoid Ghost, 2014
Desperate Rabbit, 2014
geometric neon, 2014
egg extractor, 2013
milkable utter, 2013
Sound Wall, 2013
Thermo-Stapler, 2013
Solar Chandelier, 2012
Bio-Prescient Smart Table, 2012
Phonofrustes Lamp, 2011
Fold Lamp, 2011
Trickster Lamp, 2010
Contact Lamp, 2009
Untitled Wall Pattern, 2009
Chenille Basketball Chair, 2003
N64 Crayon Controller, 2007
Acupuncture Lamp, 2007
Plane Lamp, 2002
Eat With Your Hands Training Model, 2007
E.T. Toe, 2006
Faucet Face, 2002
Bath Stoppers, 2003-2006
Untitled Leaded Glass Window, 2000
I Love You Like The Military Does, 2004
Laptop Desk, 2006
Dust Mask Lamp, 2003
Spaghetti Rug, 2003
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S/EAR, 2014 (updated2018)
S/EAR is composed of 16 neon tubes powered by 16 different transformers. It is controlled by a Raspberry Pi and
a 16 channel mechanical relay board. Using sound frequency divided over 16 bands, it modulates each tube.
The neon form is a 3d cross contour model based on a mold taken from my right ear and scaled up 7x.
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