Three Random Works
a generative music piece ruminating on place, memory, and the expressive possibilities of algorithms as the work slowly struggles to reproduce the melody to Neil Diamond's 'Forever in Blue Jeans.' The piece is a 'love song' that traces a year of life between Los Angeles, Berlin, and Stockholm with genetic algorithms, Markov chains, spectral analysis of field recordings, and a number of samples from various objects collected over the time period.
A work for chalk, computer keyboard, and SuperCollider released on Audition Records. Recorded while in residency at GIS Studio in Mexico City
A work for an army of megaphones demonstrating in a public space. Ordinary objects are amplified using the megaphones occasionally producing unexpected feedback. Originally scored using data collected from Google on the frequency of the word 'history' (and it's variants) over the course of our known history.
Composed for Ensemble Zwischentöne & Orchester für Direkte Demokratie.