This aesthetically impelled work explores the use of n-dimensional glyphs generated by a custom meta-shape grammar algorithm to visually personify individual records from a massive metagenomics dataset comprised of 17.4 million sequences and places biological data in a human context to reflect upon the digitization of nature and culture.

This inspirational installation reveals a stereoscopic representation of temporal and spatial telecommunication data. It is an urban-communication indicator of 24 hours of everyday life in a central area of Seoul, created by transparent LED display sheets of conductive carbon nanotube.

Synchronous Objects is an interactive screen-based work that illuminates, reinterprets, and transforms the choreographic structures in William Forsythe's dance One Flat Thing, reproduced through a vivid collection of information objects designed by a team of multidisciplinary researchers at The Ohio State University.

The MBTI map represents relationships among the words that describe people's personalities using the methodology of knowledge visualization and subway lines as a metaphor.

A novel interface that can superimpose tactile information onto images displayed on a computer monitor was used to produce an artwork on the subject of how humans perceive the real and digital world through the sense of touch.

VisualPoetry is a set of computer programs that generate the visuals for the literature festival Poetry on the Road. While the visual output is completely different every year, all visuals are based on the same concept: the programs turn poems into images.