Portfolio {select}
Work shared here is not displayed in chronological order.
Bioart related research, immersive installations, live VR Theatre performance worlds and awarded artistic research residencies.
Rm 102: Room for Multi-Species Rest
As guests move in front of a "magic-mirror" Symbionts form. Revealing the micro-organisms living on them & around them.
Symbiosis/\Dysbiosis: Sentience
Human & fungal bio-electrical activity connect in VR
Forest UnderSound
Installation for SONICA21. Ars Electronica honourable mention
The Mycorrhizal Rhythm Machine
Ectomycorrhizal fungi form a Phyto symphony
Do Mushrooms Dream of Electric Humans?
Nanotopia collaborate sonically with mycelium to perform a live-inprov, quadraphonic soundbath-scape
Symbiont::MyceliOhms
Fungal mycelium bio-electrical signals create a soundscape over 3 seasons
Symbiosis/Dysbiosis Iteration 1.2
New Nature Climate Science Exchange award winner, 2020
The Mycelium Martian Dome Project
Fungal mycelium expands through negative space creating an acoustic, insulating barrier 4.8mx2.4m Geodesic structure. Ontario Science Centre 2019
BEAST + Valdis
Work created for the runway premiere of BEAST Diorama #2: Jökulsárlón
Fegurð, features artist Laura Puska
2013
MycoSound Dome
Invited residency at Larry Spring Museum
Fort Bragg, California 2023
Mycelia
Mycelia premiered at A MAZE. / Berlin 2021
Invited Special Event for Venice VR Expanded 2021
Winner of the Spirit of the Festival award, Raindance '21
HOMMAGE
Official selection world premiere Raindance Immersive 2025 •
nominated for Best Art World & Best Art Experience
My project involved working with Mycologists around Sydney, cultivating mycelium and Bio-Sonification throughout the UNESCO World Heritage Blue Mountains. August 16 -October 16, 2019
Vector Festival 2019
Experiential installation at MOCATO for Vector Fesitval 2019
Grow Op 2019
Jury’s Choice Award: Primordia
The Jury’s Choice Award is presented for exceptional work that most strongly responds to the curatorial concept of contemplating energy in all of its multiplicity of forms, associations, and interpretations.
Symposium, Exhibition & screening
In collaboration with Dr. Roberta Buiani and the Fields Institute, UofT
I worked with programmers of Hot Docs Cinema to bring Fantastic Fungi to Toronto and coordinate a Zoom call for the
Q&A with director Louie Schwartzberg




















