2018–present · Poetic objects and listening structures
manual transmissions is an ongoing body of improvised analog structures, poetic objects, listening systems, and provisional transmission devices, built from found materials through literary activation, intuitive assembly, and low-tech processes.
Growing in part out of the earlier language-based haikussemblage works, the series translates words, memory, resonance, and embodied perception into fragile physical forms. Poems, sounds, signals, and fragments of cultural memory act as starting points, setting off temporary architectures that move between sculpture, instrument, diagram, and behavioral system.
Between literary interpretation and analog signal logic, the works become carriers of transmission: hand-built forms shaped by improvisation, feedback, accumulation, listening, and material response.
haikussemblage
Poetic object constructions activated by literary references, embodied interpretation, improvised assembly, and material translation.
dyads and diodes
Improvised listening systems and analog signal structures exploring resonance, feedback, transmission, fragile circuitry, and provisional forms of communication.
manual transmissions
2018–present
Poetic object constructions, listening structures, analog signal forms, and improvised material translations