◆ Portfolio

Selected
works

Welcome to my portfolio. This site is one of my works too. This page holds a few selected projects that show my research interests, my direction and my art practice. Each one says what I did and what the team did, and opens onto its full page.

The Sensorama cabinet lit for photography on a soundstage, with crew and lighting equipment around it
Research · Embodied AI

Immersive Archive

About
An AI character built from Heilig's manuscripts that cites the documents behind each answer.
My part
I built the ingestion workflow in Dify that turns the manuscripts into an LLM knowledge base (transcription, metadata, retrieval tied to inventory items) and the validation framework that checks each answer against the source.
Status
Working conversational LLM agent prototype inside the lab. Supervisor Prof. Scott Fisher. Manuscript in preparation.
A visitor at Arebyte Gallery playing Emotion in front of a large screen
Media art · Series

Body, Mind and Soul

About
A series of interactive works that the viewer plays.
My part
Emotional Weather and Emotion, solo. Quattuor Scapes with Uliana Sado, Tim Sang and Nika Varga. For both gallery works I wrote the wall text and designed the installation.
Outcome
Emotion shown in Algorithmic Unconscious at Arebyte Gallery, London, March 2024, Quattuor Scapes shown at Arebyte in 2025 as part of Arebyte's programme The Body, The Mind, The Soul.
The Journey of Light title screen on a curved wall of display panels in the VizLab
Research · Simulation

Dark Matter Interactive Experience

About
A real-time interactive game about how dark matter shapes intergalactic gas.
My part
Designed the experience as an interactive game: procedural generation of simulated universes, the simulation of how dark matter shapes intergalactic gas and its spectrum, and the playtesting. I coordinate the scientists and designers on the team. The physics comes from the LARC astrophysicists.
Status
Alpha build on the VizLab display wall, October 2026, for the large-format display at Carnegie Science Observatories, Pasadena.