cosine (2001)
The work asked: What happens when architectural structure and kinesthetic communication come into direct relationship with one another?
What type of resonating plurality can the senses perceive between simultaneous multiple tracks of visual imagery?
What do we hear when confronted with a 24 layer collage of sound spiraling around an environment in 360 degrees?
What is the threshold of our sensory perception and what happens when we push that envelope?
How is our context for understanding communication and codifying meaning affected by a frame that is neither fixed nor singular, but continuously changing and dynamically recontextualizing itself and its contents?
How are our minds, bodies, and senses reconfigured by Einstein’s pivotal discovery that the speed of light is the only universal constant, and by a communications technology infrastructure that is exponentially accelerating our cultural language tow
If Newtonian physics and corresponding notions of space and time provided the groundwork upon which the prevailing paradigms of the 19th and 20th centuries were constructed, what are the tenets of an Einsteinian paradigm that can give rise to 21st c
The exploration of cosine arrives at discovery of the  rheomode , a term coined by physicist David Bohm that describes perception according to the laws of the quantum wave. cosine probes the language of the wave, both in terms of the
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