Boston, 2023-2025

A multi-location public art installation created to encourage exploration and connection across Boston parks and provide an experiential destination during the coldest months of the year. Selected as the winning design for The Greenway’s open call for art in Spring 2023, this solar-powered light installation pays joyful homage to one of Boston’s architectural gems, the Hatch Memorial Shell and envisions a brighter, more environmentally sustainable future for our city. 

Fort Lauderdale, 2018

An interactive light wall programmed with colorful animations that dance across the map, mimicking the sun's path as it travels along the axis. Viewers can interact directly with the wall via their smartphone or personal devices to by sending the sun along the map by moving them east or west and creating a light show once the light crosses the international date line.

Quincy, 2021

Located in a corridor that connects his four part installation is inspired by a submarine built in 1908 at the Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, MA, called "The Octopus," featuring a 40’ interactive wall where visitors can play with and alter the content with movement and gestures. The installation also features overhead sculptures and a giant window projection that casts patterns and shapes on to the outdoor plaza each night.

Boston, 2019

Commissioned by Boston Properties and designed for the Atrium at 100 Federal in Downtown Boston. The temporary public sculpture consists of eight individually suspended elements brought to life with projection-mapped animated digital content. The movement folding the individual elements together into a singular whole, creating a serpentine-like form arcing through the large glass hall.

Cambridge, MA, 2019

Designed to showcase the power of wind and highlight wind as an alternative source for generating energy. The intent with this installation was to bring attention to the growing urgency for clean energy, while presenting a playful visual metaphor that describes wind energy as accessible to all people. This temporary installation was commissioned by the Cambridge Science Festival in 2019 and located on the lawn of City Hall in Cambridge, MA.

New York City, NY 2018

This immersive artwork was originally created for the Cambridge Science Festival and traveled to Central Park in NYC. This dynamic outdoor light cascade highlights the global need for clean, non-polluting light and renewable energy. After the installation was decommissioned, the lanterns were shipped directly to a rural community in Puerto Rico and Virgin Gorda left without power after the devastation of Hurricane Maria in September 2017.

Salem, MA 2019

Created for the Peabody Essex Museum, this temporary light installation featured seven lightweight forms, each representing a large sail and positioned in a subtle array like a series of jibs turning like a flight of birds into the wind. Each “sail” was internally lit with a single color. Over the course of a few minutes, the colors in each sail gradually shifts through the rainbow in a perfectly timed sequence, resulting in an endlessly changing rainbow of glowing light. 

North Adams, MA 2019

Through projection mapping and sensor technology, provided by Sweetzpot in Norway, these crystalline formations are brought to life as the viewer is encouraged to sit and put on a sensor belt for a unique experience activated by their breathing. The title Time-Link Present is a reference to the facets of crystals named by the direction of the slant of their facet, either “time-link past” or “time-link future.” This project asks the viewer to be dramatically “in the present.”

Cambridge, 2017

Tessellated patterns move across the surface of the wall, depicting a connection of nodes as the points of focus push and pull to create a ripple effect. Light spills across the complex planes and edges revealing infinite pools of light. A vertical LCD screen is incorporated into the wall to display programmed animations, giving the viewer a glimpse of high resolution content as it passes over this area and then travels “behind” the whole wall.

Somerville, MA 2024

A four part sculptural installation featuring freestanding glass totems that reflect the world in its mirrored facets by day and shine brightly with illuminated content by night. Each of the structures are precisely positioned to create a digital landscape across the south side of the 74M lobby. The digital content is inspired by the data feeds collected by this LEED platinum and WELL platinum certified building.

Dewey Square, Boston 2023

This artwork was created as a collaboration with mural artist  Rob “ProBlak” Gibbs. The activation of Breathe Life Together features animated content developed by visual artist Pamela Hersch. It is the first projection artwork to engage with an existing mural at Dewey Square, and the first collaboration between a Greenway muralist and light-based artists.