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The Kingsmill's façade at night, three storeys washed in magenta and green foliage, with two people watching from the street below.

Projection mapping · Nuit Blanche London

Concrete Canopy

A heritage façade turned into a living digital organism — and a queue of strangers taking turns shaping it from their phones.

The projected scene — a green wireframe cube and geodesic spheres drifting in dark space, cut through by a beam of yellow light, with a QR code reading "scan to join" in the corner.

Live visual installation · Avant Mutek

Murmuration

A live visual installation with no author on the night — everyone in the room joins from their own phone, and the projected scene is the sum of them.

A darkened studio at A/V Nights 1 — two performers at a table of gear beside a wall-sized green geometric projection, the audience watching in silhouette.

Curation & production · London, Ontario

A/V Nights

An immersive art showcase we founded and produce — two nights, fourteen paid artists, and about 180 people in rooms that were never meant to be venues.

The ancient oak at night with laser light tracing its branches, the glowing portal structure standing to the right.

Interactive installation · City of Cambridge

The Portal of Positive Energy

A glowing portal in the Cambridge Sculpture Garden that turned every passing gesture into light and sound in the branches of an ancient oak.

The Polar Vault container at night, lit with giant illuminated ornaments as visitors line up outside.

Immersive photobooth · Covent Garden Market

The Polar Vault

A standard shipping container transformed into a glowing, interactive winter wonderland you steer from your own phone.

A ship silhouette projected over glowing generative ocean visuals, radiating simulated noise.

AV installation · Ocean Week Canada

Blue Noise

Move your hands, hear the ocean change — a visceral encounter with noise pollution.

A crowd in motion under colourful lights at the Jump Around disco game show.

Public art research · City of Hamilton

Jump Around

The City of Hamilton needed community input for its Public Art Master Plan — so we asked the questions inside a disco game show.

The Navitas sculpture — copper piping, wood, and aluminum forms studded with blue LEDs.

Interactive sculpture · City of Hamilton

Navitas

A hand-powered pop-up sculpture that moves participants through the journey of Hamilton's drinking water.

The performance rig seen from above — a modular synthesizer and controllers under coloured stage light, with two of the LED bars glowing pink and amber along the wall.

Live A/V production · London, Ontario

Terminal Taxonomy

A live audiovisual system that transcribes the music as it plays and turns its own falling confidence into visuals, sound, and ten bars of light.

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