In this work, artists Sofian Audry and Erin Gee use Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) to translate text generated by a deep learning artificial intelligence system into an intimate, human scale. ASMR videos are a growing genre of aural performance specific to online communities of amateur media creators (ASMRtists) who experiment with aural "triggers" such as whispered words, personal attention, subtle high frequency tapping, and abstract gentle body sounds to soothe the listener into calm and sometimes euphoric states. It is through our tender recordings of Gee's vocalizations of machine performance that we re-embody AI, and give it a physical intimacy through its technological re-mediation as sound.

Archipelago is an interactive audio work involving a group of small electronic modules. The modules emit sounds reminiscent of fictitious birds singing.

N_Polytope: Behaviors in Light and Sound After Iannis Xenakis is a spectacular light and sound performance-installation combining cutting edge lighting, lasers, sound, sensing and machine learning software inspired by composer Iannis Xenakis’s radical 1960s-1970s works named Polytopes (from the Greek ‘poly’, many and ‘topos’, space). As large scale, immersive architectural environments that made the indeterminate and chaotic patterns and behaviour of natural phenomena experiential through the temporal dynamics of light and the spatial dynamics of sound, the Polytopes still to this day are relatively unknown but were far ahead of their time. N_Polytope is based on the attempt to both re-imagine Xenakis’ work with probabilistic/stochastic systems with new techniques as well as to explore how these techniques can exemplify our own historical moment of extreme instability.