Projects | adam brown


	Infinite Space Kaleidoscope February, 2011	A giant walk-in kaleidoscope (approximately 8 feet tall), this piece is an investigation into the geometry of reflection and space. The structure is a large pyramid with internally mirrored faces, arranged to produce an "infinite space" of reflected polytopes.
	diy bleeps workshop August, 2010 (ongoing)	Participants will build simple sound-generating circuits that make beeps, buzzes, bloops, blarps, bwaaps, etc.
	Self-portrait January, 2010	A double self-portait created as a collaboration with the painter and performance artist Jessica Mensch, this piece uses digital circuitry as a visual element. The circuit and image are etched together on an integrated circuit board, which is intersected by acrylic light-bars.
	Wave Spy December, 2009	Wave Spy allows the user to listen to ambient electromagnetic (EM) waves and to explore the EM emissions of electronic devices. It is 'device art' - presented as a self-contained consumer product, complete with logo and instruction manual.
	Für alina fragments October, 2009	Für alina fragments is an experiment in granular synthesis. The piece was included in an interactive installation (2009) in collaboration with Toronto artists Alize Zorlutuna and Robb Gray.
	Questions October, 2009	A telephone at the mouth of a dark tunnel. Pick it up, perhaps ask a question, and a terrifying voice booms back from the darkness.
	Smokn n public a comms breakdwn so 2 spk September, 2009	Smokn n public is a sculpture by Kyle Beal.
	Phone Call June, 2009	By sampling, recording and playing back speech from the telephone, the installation enables a conversation between different users of the phone at different times (thus inverting the usual function of a telephone, which is to enable a conversation between people in different places at the same time).
	Lux Operans October, 2008	Lux operans is a mixed-media sculpture by Vanessa Yanow, on which I collaborated as an electronics designer. My contribution was to design the lighting effect using electronic circuitry and custom embedded software.