Art & Research

  • sLLM

    2025
    STATUS: Active

    slime Large Language Model (sLLM)

  • STATUS: Active
    COLLABORATORS: Juan Pablo GarcĂ­a Sossa

    Initiated by Juan Pablo GarcĂ­a Sossa in 2020, Futura TrĹŤpica is an intertropical decentralized network of grass-root local networks for lateral exchange of local resources and other forms of Knowledges, Designs and Technologies.

  • STATUS: Archived

    An exhibition of work exploring network topologies through the lens of Physarum polycephalum, exhibited at Art Laboratory Berlin as part of "Under the Viral Shadow."

  • STATUS: Archived
    COLLABORATORS: Rosa Menkman

    The Digital Crisis Toolkit offers a set of tools that promotes self-reliance and therefore self-authority and less dependence over top down, imposed platforms.

  • STATUS: Inactive

    To participate in the OPENCOIL roaming speed show, artists were asked to create web-based works to be deployed on Tier e-scooters around Berlin.

  • LANscapes

    2019
    STATUS: Active
    COLLABORATORS: Danja Vasiliev

    LANscapes is an experiment in creating environmental sculpture which also function as network infrastructure.

  • STATUS: Archived

    Over the course of 10 days in the IXDM lab in Basel, Switzerland, I investigated whether the slime mould Physarum polycephalum could be used to model how resources are shared within a housing cooperative.

  • STATUS: Archived

    Plant-to-Plant Protocols was a workshop taught over one week at the London College of Communication at the invitation of Supra Systems Studio.

  • QFM

    2016
    STATUS: Active
    COLLABORATORS: Danja Vasiliev

    QFM is a collection of FM transceivers embedded in cast cement cubes. Together they form a network of mini-radio devices for modeling network topologies and travel paths of data from one device to other.

  • Radical Networks

    2015-2019
    STATUS: Active
    COLLABORATORS: Erica Kermani

    Created in 2015, Radical Networks offers a stage for non-commercial, grassroots activist, artistic, and experimental work in telecommunications, including the internet and world wide web.

  • You Are Here

    2015-2016
    STATUS: Archived
    COLLABORATORS: Amelia Marzec, Dan Phiffer, Susan McGregor, Benjamen Walker

    You Are Here is an offline content distribution project, in the context of experimental journalism, created while a Tow Fellow at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia.

  • HouseFM

    2014
    STATUS: Archived
    COLLABORATORS: Hellyn Teng

    HouseFM is a networked audio installation, created for Eyebeam's Off-The-Grid exhibit.

  • Subnodes

    2012-current
    STATUS: Active
    PROJECT URL: http://subnodes.org

    Subnodes is an open source linux networking / node.js project that streamlines the process of setting up a wireless access point and web server for distributing content, media, and shared digital experiences.

  • STATUS: Archived
    COLLABORATORS: Lara Grant

    Felted Signal Processing is an arts and research collaboration between myself and my sister, Lara Grant.

  • STATUS: Archived

    Keeping a journal is something I've always had a hard time doing due to a crippling self-consciousness that overtakes me whenever I try to sit down and reflect on my day via the written word.

  • Loom

    2006
    STATUS: Archived

    Loom is the result of combining two interests I had at the time - algorithmic composition and weaving.

  • Nekobasu

    2006
    STATUS: Archived

    The NYC subway system is used by millions of people every day. I wanted to map the movements of the trains for each line according to its schedule in a 24 hour period, accompanied with an assigned pitch from the A minor scale.

  • STATUS: Archived

    They always say you shouldn't play with your food. Well, what if your plate of food became a controller for a Max/MSP patch?