Interactive installations as research instruments: sensing, logging, evaluation, ethics, museum collaboration, plus futures thinking through artifacts.
Belief Engine is an interactive sculptural system that examines belief as a spatial, relational, and attentional phenomenon.
Behavioral friction, not motivation, often decides action. Learn to map, measure, remove, or add “good friction” without creating sludge.
How emotions, scarcity, and cognitive bandwidth form an internal attention economy, and how today’s interfaces and cultures spend it for you.
Document interactive installations with museum-grade workflows, metadata fields, and exhibit documentation templates for time-based media.
Explore what is belief from philosophical, psychological, social, and cultural angles; how convictions form, persist, and shape our behavior and shared worlds.
What does “perception is reality” really mean? Explore how your brain constructs reality, why perception drifts from facts, and how interactive art becomes a safe lab for testing your stories about the world.
Learn how to use microcontrollers for interactive art. A detailed guide to sensors, ESP32, Arduino, behavior design, and building immersive installations.
What if “who you are” is a dynamic system, not a stable core? This article maps identity as a system, a feedback loop between body, culture, and interface.
How is meaning created? Explore a “physics of meaning” model that blends philosophy, psychology, and sensemaking with practical tools to build a meaningful life.