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• PROJECTS
• The Summit 2018
• Aeromorphiscope 2018
• Modified Power Wheels Dot Com 2016
• The Last Game Ever 2016
• Play Dead 2016
• The Lachrymator 2015
• Encountering The Unseen 2014
• Monstroscopy 2013
• GymCam 2013
• Demolition One 2017
• First Place Professional... 2014
• Motion Capture America 2015
• The Long Reliever 2015
• Get Bigger DreamsTime 2014
• Fly-Away Exercise Mat OGBeta 2013
• How To Make An Relationals Aesthetic
• Mall Camo 2015
• IRL QWOP 2014
• Performing Under Surveillance 2014
• Galapagos costumes 2014
• game-prostheses for phone 2013
• Sensory3 medit8n mats 2015
• \_o_/ 2013
• protoGymCam GIFs 2012
• DADPRANKS (forever)

• VIDEOS
• The Myth of Tantalus (2016)
• Origin of the Onion (2015)
• Dining Inn (2015)
• The Human Microbiome (2014)
• The Isla Hansen Story (2011)
• Wirtsbauer Pigs & Garlic (2014)
• Occupied Territory (2011)
• IronCam (2013)

• Built with Indexhibit

The Long Reliever

Installed at the 2015 UCLA Game Arts festival @ the Hammer Museum
November, 2015.

Kinetic / electronic sculpture featuring popular motion sensing game remote, motor, car
lock actuator, microcontroller, popular game platform, infrared sensor bar, monitor.

Long Reliever automatizes the motions necessary to play Wii Sports by capitalizing on the limited motion sensing capabilities of the Wii-mote. By continuously activating the "pitch / swing" gesture and repeatedly pressing the A button, the sculpture plays game after game of endless 1-player baseball. This game could go on forever.

Technical Knockout (2016) is a similar project that automatizes the motions necessary to play Wii Boxing. It was installed at ThreeFourThreeFour in Brooklyn, NY as part of the solo show Play Dead.