Mappathon @ Reverse Space _Installation Picking up Modul8 + Madmapper + Touch OSC for controlling the color scheme and patterns 

...found this old project I did in my first semester at Parsons. It was the first thing I did with html/css and javascript and the code and use of all the JS plugins is so naive. The sense of place, my presence, through -the -magnifying -glass attention to details, reminded me how exciting the city was for me at first glance.  

Algo Lights

Collaboration with Catalina Cortazar.

  We used six TLC5940 chips and created a paper stripe of 96 LEDs. Connected to an aruduino board, the LEDs respond to different openframeworks drawing tools or particle systems apps. Drawing on the one-pixel horizontal line is immediately translated into the LED stripe, creating a dynamic spectacle of lights.

This project is our final for Algorithmic Animation class taught by Zach Lieberman, Parsons, and MFADT

Where the unicorns live from noa dol on Vimeo.

seamless spring system algo class, mfadt, zach lieberman

My brother Amit is the founder and director of Meitar Ensemble. Playing since 2004, Meitar has established itself as a significant contributor to the development of Israeli culture and music. Supporting that, I’ve been designing their posters since day one.

For the last year, for each event I’ve been writing a drawing tool app in openframeworks. Using the app, I then create an image, and export it as a high resolution file. 

mixing daniel's cow from noa dol on Vimeo.

"Hi, How Are You?" is a reissue of a homemade cassette Daniel Johnston made in 1983. In the spirit of his Walking the Cow track, and his cover design, I've created a drawing-multi-recorder app.