TECH PROJECTS

SURVEIL - M.E.A.T

Interactive audiovisual installation

An installation that uses computer vision to interpret human gestures and create sounds.

In a world where we're constantly being monitored, this piece calls into question the ways in which camera data can be used to create sounds.

SURVEIL was displayed at the Guthman Instrument Competition Science Fair and at the Ferst Center in for the Georgia Tech Arts Festival

Doppler Maze

Videogame in Unity

First-person 3D game where players navigate a maze in darkness, using a sonar device that emits pulses to illuminate sections of the map. Players aim to reach the maze’s exit. The game uses spatial audio effects, with pitch alterations inspired by the Doppler effect for an immersive experience.

Floating

Audio-Visual project in Max/Processing

Audio-Visual project where each collision of an object triggers through OSC, a sound response generated by a custom synth in Max 8.

MËSH

Inmersive music tech performance

An experimental network concert performed by 22 students from the Georgia Tech School of Music, MËSH explores the interplay of diverse electronic instruments through real-time improvisation and advanced spatial audio techniques. Using SuperCollider and QJack, the ensemble connects 16 Raspberry Pi units to create a dynamic network of musicians, enabling a fully synchronized, multi-channel sound system for immersive performances.

Presented at The Goat Farm on November 20, 2024