exhibition

Mirrors was an installation that used three monitors with simultaneously playing video loops to explore simulated space outside of the screen, by interacting betweens frames in unexpected ways.

Julia activates a sample by stepping on a sensor

The wooden box emits an ominous crackling when unactivated.

The Sound Machine was a collaborative project between Garrett Sibinga and Molly Schaffner. The project attempted to open a dialogue about processes and designs for instrument making. The Mahine was essentially a large plywood box, with a mic inside it, hooked up to a loop pedal and an amp, with dryer tubing and pvc piping as sound inputs.

Sound Machine Collaborative Sounds

Sound Machine in Action

A closeup of the text printed on every frame.

Each frame was connected by sewing the paper with needle and thread.

The kites were made by printing microfilm copies of the Oberlin Review from 1874 overlaying photos from the Oberlin digital archives and framed by grade books from the 1940's found in Hales Gym and notebooks found in Afrikan heritage house.

		Mirrors was an installation that used three monitors with simultaneously playing video loops to explore simulated space outside of the screen, by interacting betweens frames in unexpected ways.
Julia activates a sample by stepping on a sensor	The wooden box emits an ominous crackling when unactivated.
	The Sound Machine was a collaborative project between Garrett Sibinga and Molly Schaffner. The project attempted to open a dialogue about processes and designs for instrument making. The Mahine was essentially a large plywood box, with a mic inside it, hooked up to a loop pedal and an amp, with dryer tubing and pvc piping as sound inputs.	Sound Machine Collaborative Sounds
	Sound Machine in Action
	A closeup of the text printed on every frame.
Each frame was connected by sewing the paper with needle and thread.
	The kites were made by printing microfilm copies of the Oberlin Review from 1874 overlaying photos from the Oberlin digital archives and framed by grade books from the 1940's found in Hales Gym and notebooks found in Afrikan heritage house.