For the graduate course, Introduction to Fabrication, that I took at Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP), I spent a few weeks learning and experimenting with a variety of fabrication machines, tools, and materials. I embraced an iterative approach to fabrication and integrated computational techniques into my process. Here are all my experiments, each linked to its respective post:

A collection of computational sketches I created with code in the year 2022.

[ View sketches on Instagram | View source code in p5.js Web Editor ]

A series of code sketches that render visuals changing in real time based on viewers' presence.

[ View source code on GitHub ]

A series of experimental digital paintings that deconstruct images of myself into small scribbles.

A series of digital paintings of my friends.

A series of photographs of myself.

A web application that turns words into fireworks.

[ Launch | GitHub ]

A series of works that attempt to encapsulate the neighborhood I was living in in a mixed-media format.

A series of photographs of objects at my home that I lived throughout childhood and adolescence.

An award-winning robotic system that creates large-scale representational drawings with scribbles.

[ View drawings | View source code on GitHub | Read in-depth documentation ]

An experimental web-based camera app that captures pictures in the form of pixel art consisting of Mandarin Chinese characters.

[ Launch app | View source code on GitHub ]

A series of photographs of abstract straight lines formed by lights and shadows.

An interative sculpture of dark and light.

[ Documentation ]

A duo of acrylic paintings of eyes of my father and my mother.

A series of works based on Clay Shirky's Twitter profile picture.

[ Documentation ]

A graphite drawing based on a photograph of myself that I took in Washinton DC.

A web application that allows users to create sketches and share creation processes.

[ Launch | GitHub ]

A device aimed at helping people with limited mobility to control a computer with a single joystick.