Fluxion sound and light installation

Fluxion made of circles, squares, and lights is represented by a combination of songs made of Sine waves and very short cut audio signals. The broken tiny sounds that emerge from Wagner's Siegfried Idyll, the first song, move the Fluxion's lights, which show the circular stars floating in space and twinkle. Fluxion, 2015, Sound and Light Installation | Live performance

Atom Audiovisual Installation

AUDIOVISUAL INSTALLATION MIRRORS, LEDS, SOUND. “Atom” is the third chapter of the Light Fragment triptych, a series of installations directed by Joanie Lemercier, and exhibited at Barneys New York on Madison avenue, during the holiday season. 

Primary colors of light

RGB (red, green, blue) are the three primary colours of light. These three colours have informed the shape of the three sided form and the use of three separate light sources. The Primary installation explores the colour mixing of light as it illuminates a wall mounted cardboard structure. The wall mounted sculpture has been designed entirely around the light which washes across its surface to create a strong bond between light and built form. It is a site specific piece that can be scaled to suit any space.

The Interactive Garden

The Interactive Garden installation is a visually and aurally appealing structure driven by proximity and emotion. The Garden is 24 feet long and supports various 3D-printed flowers that change color and produce music when someone walks by it. These self-illuminated flowers emit light from motion-controllable LED’s and generate music, creating a unique soundscape. As people interact with the Garden, a self-composed piece of music is produced, creating a dynamic experience that becomes more layered as interaction increases. The Garden blends arresting imagery with interaction, resulting in an intriguing audiovisual experience.