Spatial, ambulatory and dispersed musical performances that interface between context and sound. These ongoing works include experiments that use Bach as a tool to look at architecture, let a trumpet player loose in a museum, position a tuba player over a distant ridge, or place alphorns in a mildly mountainous terrain. Performers immerse listeners in sound and interact with a space both sonically and socially.

Machine Project + LACMA, 2008

Machine Project + Hammer Museum, 2010

Machine Project + Walker Art Center, 2011

Machine Project + The Getty Center, 2012

wild Up + Hammer Museum, 2012

Pacific Design Center, 2012

Getty Villa, 2012

Berkeley Art Museum, 2014

Indianapolis Museum of Art, 2016

The Getty Center, 2018

Bach is a Lens, Cello Suites arranged for five cellos, and spatialized in collaborations with architect Seth Weiner for the Hammer Museum. In collaboration with wild Up, 2012.

Common Aphrodite, spatial music in Pythagorean tuning system under the moniker “Land + Houses” 2012

Our Shared Terrain – for four alphorns at the Getty Center, 2013 + 2018

Improvisations at the Walker Art Center with Machine Project, 2011