Interactive Systems presents a series of computational and interactive works that explore motion, perception, and emergence through real-time visual systems. These projects investigate how digital forms can respond, evolve, and reorganize through interaction, transforming static visuals into dynamic, experiential environments.
Each work operates as a system rather than a fixed output—shaped by parameters, behaviors, and user input. Together, they reflect an ongoing exploration of generative aesthetics, spatial interaction, and responsive media.
These systems can be adapted into interactive installations, projection mapping experiences, and custom visual environments for exhibitions and events.
You Are Data
A browser-based interactive system that uses your webcam to render your body as a live data visualization. As you move, joints emit floating particles carrying raw tracking values, making the normally invisible computations of computer vision legible as aesthetic output.
Typographic Field
A browser-based installation that scatters letters across a field, then uses live hand-tracking to repel them, like fish parting around a shark. Font, color, physics, and text are all live variables, turning language into a responsive, living surface
TypoMorph
A generative 3D typography system that assembles letters into geometric forms, and fluidly morphs between them in real time. Shape, font, and density are all live variables, turning it into a spatial, sculptural experience.
Lexical Resonance
A generative typographic system where letters behave as particles, drifting, clustering, and reforming into words. Interaction shapes the composition in real time, turning language into a dynamic spatial experience.
Hypnotic Geometry
A real-time geometric system where abstract forms continuously morph through motion and spatial transformation. User interaction creates an immersive field that oscillates between control and instability.