Intimate Objects

artworks created with biometric data in exhibition exploring how technology expands our ability to perceive the natural world

exhibition at Tang Museum with participatory haptic sound installation and rug made from laboratory animal fiber

installation with animations & networked sculpture exploring interconnected systems in the biotechnological landscape

triptych sculpture with 3-channel synchronous animation of 3D models (coronavirus, human cells, non-human antibodies) created using models of the coronavirus, human cells, and non-human antibodies

installation with sensory experiences exploring interspecies entanglement through networked devices and tactile sculpture

fan networked to wind data at vivarium that houses animals who produce biological products for human drugs

participatory haptic sound and textiles sculpture with rug made from hand-spun laboratory animal fiber

multimedia installation exploring hidden systems and invisible labor in the expanded biotechnological landscape

sculptures and prints included in exhibition featuring Laura Splan, Dustin Yellin, Liz Nielsen, Miya Ando, Lola Flash

solo exhibition exploring embodiment, emotion and affect through biometric data driven artworks

solo exhibition with biometric data driven artworks including weavings, etchings, sculptures and prints

giclée prints with computer generated & hand-manipulated patterns made with electromyography data

biometric performance sculpture with motorized music box actuated by electromyography (EMG) data from bicep

biometric performance with motorized sculpture and sound actuated by heartbeat of knitter

hand embroidery of text on remnant cosmetic facial skin peel

computerized embroidery on remnant cosmetic facial peel with retina anatomy as decorative motif

computerized embroidery on remnant cosmetic facial peel with tear duct anatomy as decorative motif

remnant cosmetic facial peel sculpture cast from breasts

remnant cosmetic facial peel sculptures cast from artist's hands

installation of tactile lace viruses and facial peel sculptures commissioned for exhibition about disability and female identity

digitally fabricated lace sculptures depicting viruses (SARS, HIV, Influenza, Herpes, Hepadna)

participatory sound sculpture with 25-foot long stethoscope

photographs of speculative medical apparatus hand-knit into intravenous scarf from clear vinyl tubing