The thing that becomes more and more apparent to me as I work in design, is that design is made of stories. And what better way to tell a story than through an animation?

I have been chomping at the bit to make an animation like this for over a year. This was the perfect opportunity.

Vector Equilibria was an exciting collaboration with composer Gene Coleman and curator Sean Stoops. Gene and I wanted to honor the time that Buckminster Fuller spent in Philadelphia 40 years ago. Composed of three chapters; PAST, PRESENT, and FUTURE.

This was an evolution from the previous projection project. As part of the Vancouver Biennale residency, Miguel Horn and I created this sculpture and custom projection to be installed semi-permanently in Squamish, BC.

JOURNEY was done in the lead-up to Vector Equilibria. I was experimenting with some new techniques, namely, using the parametric-modeling software Grasshopper to generate animations.

An idea for Mural Arts of Philadelphia to create a sculptural park. Jane Golden said she wished she had a million dollars, so she could make it happen.

SAISON was an earlier foray into all sorts of strange 3D techniques. I was using Blender, an awesome 3D, do-it-all, open-source-software program.