Since my earliest of these projects (bottom of page), interactivity as a public engagement strategy has become central to my “maker” purpose.
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(2012)
An interactive, group-coloring project about marine turtles with kindergarten children in the Galápagos to create a concern about ocean plastics.
(1998)
It was an international competition and exhibition of large-scale interactive lightworks commissioned by the New York Hall of Science for its Great Hall.
(1996)
This was an interactive sculpture for children to “dress-up” and make changes they wished. It was commissioned for the Staten Island Children’s Museum.
(1992)
It was an interactive, wall-mounted “composing-grid” system designed to give the public “agency” to create their own compositions; commissioned for the Discovery Museum, Bridgeport, CT.
(1988)
Was an interactive room installation simulating a ride on the Staten Island Ferry. It had interactive components, and was commissioned for the Staten Island Children’s Museum.