QR Photobooth is an interactive media piece that turns visitors into encoded self-portraits through real-time video, face tracking, and dynamic prompts. The browser-based photobooth invites participants to perform for the interface as their live image and words are recomposed into fully functioning QR codes, each one uniquely colored by the participant’s camera feed and rendering identity as both body and data. Developed by Cathy Le, the work reflects on how everyday vision s

This working clock sculpture embeds QR codes shaped like numbers into each hour slot, generated using a data loss-tolerant algorithm that...

Wish Flowers is a large-scale art installation that reimagines the traditional Asian practice of using joss paper, which is typically...

Hand painted QR code based on personal light and dark skin tones, filmed in various locations around Austin, TX. Displayed on a CRT TV...

Sound-reactive projection mapping of the bus created for the GUTS+ Showcase as part of the CATS+ art residency These projection mappings...