david fodel

I was selected to do an Orientation Workshop at STEIM, the Studio for Electronic Instrumental Music in Amsterdam.

Where is Love? is a locative media artwork. The work was featured as a finalist at the 2009 Future Places Festival in Porto Portugal.

Documentation of the jamBox , an "active audio object", sound sculpture, and interactive installation.

A live presentation / experiment with the Solar Wind Harp I built. Projected onto the Aspen trees at Anderson Ranch, in Aspen Colorado, in August of 2009.

Documentation of an interactive installation work by David Fodel and Sarah Soriano at Gallery 023, University of Denver, Denver, USA on May 9th, 2009.

An Aeolian Harp (or wind harp) is a musical instrument that is "played" by the wind. This instrument is an Aeolian Harp that is played by the solar wind.

David Fodel and Brian Kane at the Experimental Television Center in Owego, New York, in December of 2008. Excerpts of some of the raw material is included.

Home; Away from Home is an installation on loan to Denver International Airport. A time-based exploration of movement, pattern, and trajectory. Three section multi-screen, rear-projected video.

Digital Nature was curated by Rachel Murray of the Denver Botanic Gardens. This interactive video installation was housed at the York Street Pavillion of the gardens.

I developed a Max patch based on the Darwin Remote Framework and an external object developed by Masayuki Akamatsu. It lets one control MIDI devices using WiiMotes.