Glass sculpture made at Tellart together with glass studio Van Tetterode, UAE Pavillion Floriade (2021). LINK→
Interactive installation creating "images of the future". A robot gantry would move a dripping device on an x and y location based on questions around the future. The more answers participants would give the more drops and ripples it would create (2016). LINK→
Building a small electronic workstation (2018). LINK→
A small servo robot paired with my grandfather's 1965 german typewriter, to create ASCII art. An Arduino and Processing sketch takes a given .jpg and slowly starts writing out every "pixel" (2015).
The Network is a analog and digital data visualization that explores the network of students, companies, and teachers connected to Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design. (2016) LINK→
An exploration of generative drawings based on leaves. The path is optimised for a pen plotter and keeps the pen on the paper as long as possible (2016).
A musical performance using bird paths to influence sound variables over time (2015).
Generated visuals running on an old modified tube tv, for a live performance by Terdjman, Copenhagen (2016).
An analogue "interactive" light installation at The Van Gogh Museum. Visitors in motion perceive the pattern to animate due to calculated parallax cutouts (2018). LINK→
Custom haptic game controllers for the Museum of the Future - Climatechange reimagined (2017). LINK→
A series of experimental glyphs / typeface from fictinal futures (2014).
Together with Jesper Kongshaug, we installed a light event for the Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen (2014).
Polar graph style drawing machine to explore a series of printing algorythems and posters (2015).
Homonograph drawing machine (2015).
Branding and interactive display for Soundcloud concept "Listen to your city" (2014).
Before knowing about code, electronics or engineering, I thought; how hard can it be to build a robot arm controlled by my own arm? Hard. Before Ardunio or online tutorials building a pneumatic hand was quite the learning (2011). LINK→