Interactive Experience
Pandemonium
An interactive installation and performance system built around controlled chaos: red light, suspended hardware, audience atmosphere, and a mechanical rig that turns a room into an active experience.
Red-Lit Stage
The opening slide sets the room-scale tone: a suspended field of light, a darkened audience environment, and a performance system that feels immersive before the mechanism is explained.
- Experience-led installation
- Light canopy and audience mood
- Controlled visual intensity
Actuated Mechanism
The build uses a physical motion platform with linear actuators, framing, wiring, and control hardware as visible parts of the installation system.
- Motion platform prototype
- Hardware and wiring integration
- Physical interaction logic
Mechanical Detail
Close-up documentation shows the project as an engineered object too, with brackets, bearings, fasteners, and serviceable connections shaping the final experience.
- Fabricated joints and mounts
- Serviceable assembly details
- Readable hardware language
Control Testing
Control screenshots and test sessions show the less-polished but essential work: tuning motion, timing responses, and making the system reliable before it becomes public-facing.
- Bench-to-room testing
- Control and timing refinement
- Setup reliability work
Audience Atmosphere
The final slides emphasize the installation at room scale, where lighting, sound, motion, and spectators turn the prototype into a shared event.
- Room-scale presentation
- Audience-facing documentation
- Experience as final output
