• 6" x 96" x 96"

    pvc vinyl, plexiglass, polyester fill, poplar wood trim, 12 audio transducers, wire, electronics, mac mini, contact microphones

  • the piece hung 6.5ft off the ground and played filtered audio from the duct system located above the gallery

  • a total of 12 channels of audio resonated throughout the piece

  • the top of the piece (not viewable in this installation) showing the transducers and button threads


    • Black Matter Video #1

    Black Matter Video #2

    Wall II (The Space Between Us)
    Orange PVC Vinyl, wood, Plexiglas, 12 transducer speakers, electronics
    Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery, Stanford CA
    January 2010
    96" x 96" x 8"

    Wall II (The Space Between Us) is a sound installation that explores our perception of space though architecture. The audio was recorded from the HVAC system in the Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery with 6 contact microphones, fed though filters and volume modulation to be played though 12 tactile transducers that were mounted to the sculpture. I am interested in how our body habituates to the noises that surround us everyday, and how those sounds might repel or attract us, physically and emotionally to an architectural form.