[un]wired is a live-processing network visualizer that responds tointeractions from personal radio-frequency devices such as mobile phones, WiFi signals, Bluetooth signals, and car-key fobs. It tracks real-time statistical information from wireless access points designed for seamless handoff of moving wireless traffic, like a cell phone network), along with periodically updated information from hand-held and wireless access points. Control information is collected from network services via SQL and transferred into Max/MSP/Jitter. This work was produced by the Institute for Digital Intermedia Arts in the Center for Media Design and supported through the Office of Information Technology at Ball State University. In collaboration with programmer Jesse Allison and composer Keith Kothman.

A nine-part series cover times of day. Includes Oriens I, II, II; Meridian IV, V, VI; and Nox VII, VIII, IX. The series also interprets viewers gestures in the environment into flowing movements of various shapes and forms - much like the ocean currents cast seaweed. Movement colors, textures, and forms are shifted between passages in the series. Camera tracking follows motion in front of the display allowing for the direct influence of the composition. This large series of works is broken down into 3 set of passages based on time of day. The works rotate thoughout 3 compositions for morning, afternoon and evening. In collaboration with programmer Jesse Allison.

Bounding Box is a a live store-front interactive artwork intended to be directly manipulated by public passers-by and incorporates the live video from the Indianapolis intersection. Movements of people and vehicles ripple the virtual water and cause the bounding box to move within the frame. You can literally play the piece by moving your hands in front of it street-side. In collaboration with programmer Jesse Allison.

This work responds to viewer gesture and viewer proximity in navigation a series of GIS database satalitte images of the stat of Indiana. Participants can scroll, pan and zoom in and out of the collection of juxtaposed images from the built and natural environment transforming the composition. The work as a "tutorial" mode in which viewers can get immediate feeback based on gesture and proximity via a graphical display. In collaboration with programmer and composer Jesse Allison.