Boots is an interactive AI installation developed for a public exhibition at Microsoft, exploring real-time collaboration between human input and generative systems. Visitors engage with the system through drawing, triggering instant AI-generated outputs that evolve from their gestures and decisions. Rather than positioning AI as a tool, the project reframes it as an active creative counterpart, forming a continuous feedback loop between user and machine. The installation invites participants of all backgrounds to experiment, lowering the barrier to creative expression while demonstrating how AI can augment, rather than replace, human intuition.
Liquid Canvas
Imagened is an interactive media installation exploring the transformation of static artwork into dynamic, living environments. The project reinterprets physical paintings and graffiti as fluid, evolving visual systems, extending them beyond their original boundaries into time-based, immersive experiences. By translating analog textures into motion, the installation reveals new spatial and perceptual dimensions within the artwork, while preserving the integrity of the original material. The result is a continuous dialogue between physical and digital media, where static compositions become responsive, animated surfaces that reshape how viewers engage with art.
KR8
oil on 300g paper
KR18
oil on 300g paper
Dimensional Cuts
acrylic o n paper
Fluid Existence
This is an interactive installation that transforms visitors from passive observers into active participants within a generative visual environment. At its core is a real-time AI system that responds to human movement, continuously producing evolving abstract compositions shaped by presence and gesture. Rather than relying on pre-rendered visuals, the environment operates as a live dialogue between human input and machine interpretation. The system is guided by a learned visual language, allowing the space to develop coherent, expressive forms that reflect both the artist’s influence and the participant’s interaction. The result is a dynamic, immersive experience where boundaries between observer, artwork, and system dissolve.