I have over 4 and a half years of experience working professionally on the development, installation, and maintanence of live-rendered, immersive/interactive exhibits and events. I have fluency with Touchdesigner, the use of industry lighting protocols (ArtNet, SACn, DMX), methods of LED and projection mapping, and integrating any manner of sensors and peripheral devices for interfacing and feedback.

Some experimentation with projecting onto one of my grandmother's lovely oil paintings, with various layers tailored to the depicted flowers.

This CRT TV array was one of the first assignments I took on at Klip, which was to map them with a series of Raspberry Pi 2Bs using PiWall and to set them up for live playback using Touchdesigner and a local RTSP stream.

One of my getting-to-know-you projects with projection mapping. This was a wadded up old blanket that I digitized with Agisoft Metashape and projected back onto itself (physically, with an Epson Home Cinema 880) with PBR textures and live noise morphing applied through Touchdesigner.

A fun little proof of concept with a projector and the data from a coaxial Kinect Azure depth camera. A person in frame is detected and their outline is highlighted by a "scan".

While I'm not enthusiastic about LLMs, this was an idea that tickled me too much to ignore. This is a Big Mouth Billy bass connected to ChatGPT wholly through speech recognition and text-to-speech.

In which we use addressable LEDs and Geopix as well as a projector, joystick, and touchdesigner to give pen and paper RPGs cinematic atmosphere and *ahem* ~ludonarrative consonance~.