In this installation, a computer keyboard sits atop a black column and a large rectangular light box hangs on the wall directly in front of the participant. When a key is pressed, the corresponding letterform is emblazoned in a 5×7 grid of 35 watt halogen light bulbs. The system records what users type and plays it back later in order to attract more participants to the piece.

Installation at University of Delaware Museum (Sept. 2007)

The simplicity and absurdity of this interactive installation is what is most interesting for me.
It tends to bring out the inner child in people through discovery of action and reaction.

Installation at Rhode Island School of Design Museum (May 2006) Viewed from above

Installation at Rhode Island School of Design Museum (May 2006) Side View

Left: Close-Up on the Halogen Bulbs showing custom-made porcelain heat sinks Right: Installation in Recitation Hall Gallery, University of Delaware (Sept. 2006)

Image of the letterforms A and Z

Diagram of Piece