Thursday, February 23, 2012

Wind-Up Bird Door

Collage of National Geographic pages after Haruki Murakami's The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle on my door in East Campus, MIT. Photographs by Alfred Gadway.









Performance with Triangles

I drew a triangle pattern for four hours in a matching triangle dress that I made for this performance. This was at MIT in spring 2011. Photographs by John Bell.










Praying Mantis Performance in Traffic

Performance in rush-hour traffic on Ames St. in Cambridge, MA in spring 2011.




Why I Hate Robots

As a mechanical engineer, I hate being expected to love robots. This was a performance at Sprout (Somerville, MA) in spring 2011. I cut out my Why I Hate Robots Manifesto in cursive from a roll of white paper, and then had participants try to read it.


Sketchbook


















Conjoined Twins

Prints, spring 2008.




Totoro

The giant totoro was inspired by Hayao Miyazaki, funded by East Campus, and stuffed with fifteen Senior Haus ex-mattresses.



Small Spaces

An installation at The Urban School of San Francisco on the intimacy of small spaces. Spring 2007.





Touch Sit Sleep

An installation at The Urban School of San Francisco on patterns as the output of a repetitive process. Spring 2008.





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