2024

30 x 22 x 1in

Glass, silicone, resin, spray paint, paint marker, copper tape, solder, inkjet transparency print, 3d printed mounting hardware

2024

55 x 18 x 12in

MDF, plywood, plexiglass, beer bottles, sand, 1/4in input jacks, cast aluminum, spray paint, copper tape, solder, steel rod, velcro cable ties, 3D printed hardware, silk flowers, rubber dip, concrete, noise circuit, contact mic, amplifier, speakers, electronics components.

** This piece produces sound. It contains a custom oscillator circuit that is activated by touching a small recycled aluminum casting atop a stack of beer bottles. The signal is sent to the built-in amplifier and speakers. This piece can also split and distribute audio signals and incorporates a bundle of rubber dipped, silk, narcissus flowers. The bundle of flowers contain a contact mic that is activated by manipulating the flowers. This piece can be connected to other sculptures in this series.

2024

30 x 22 x 1in

Glass, silicone, spray paint, enamel, paint marker, copper tape, solder, 3d printed hardware.

2023

60 x 20 x 20in

Plywood, plexiglass, concrete, steel rod, PLA plastic, rubber dip, silk plant, beer bottle, copper tape, alligator clips, guitar cables, 1/4in input jacks, cable ties, LED recessed light, speakers, speaker grill cloth, amplifier, diode distortion circuit, electronics components.

** This piece produces and processes sound. It contains a built-in amplifier, speakers and audio distortion circuit. A rubber dipped silk palm leaf protrudes from the top of the piece. The tip of one of its leaves is covered in copper and is wired to the amplifier and distortion circuit. Touching this copper tip creates a ground loop noise that is processed through the piece. Additional signals can be sent to this piece to be merged/split and processed through the amp and speakers.

2023

64 x 12 x 12in

Beer bottles, copper tape, solder, MDF, steel rod, spray paint, silicone, PLA plastic, plexiglass, amplifier, speaker, photocell oscillator circuit, 1/4 input jack, electronics components.

**This piece produces and processes sound. Stacked beer bottles are assembled into a column and joined by copper and solder tape, creating traces similar to those present in a circuit board. A speaker sits on top of the column and is connected to an amplifier that is sending a signal from an oscillator circuit. This oscillator is set to a very low frequency, creating a slow cycling waveform that produces clicks. The frequency of the oscillator is controlled by a light dependent resistor. As viewers move around the piece, they affect the available light to the sensor. The clicking sound that is played through the speakers speeds up or slows down based on this interaction between the viewer, light source and proximity to the piece. Additionally, the base of the piece incorporates a 1/4in input that can accept an audio signal.

2023

Floor: 18x16x16in

Wall: 14x9x2in

Plywood, oak, plexiglass, brass rod, glass, concrete, sand, cast aluminum, hydro stone, copper tape, solder, spray paint, beer bottles, guitar cables, 1/4in input jacks, speaker grill cloth, pickguard material, delay effects circuit, electronic components.

** This piece produces and processes sound. Audio cables can be plugged into the floor sculpture and merged/split and sent to other pieces in the series. The wall component is part of this work. It contains an audio delay circuit that can process regular instruments or any other audio signal that is inserted. It's possible to create feedback by routing audio in and out of the delay and through the floor piece. The small castings of succulents and my nose are made from recycled aluminum beer cans and can be touched to create a ground loop hum.

2023

48 x 12 x 12in

Beer bottles, copper tape, solder, mdf, steel rod, spray paint, silicone, 3D printed PLA, plexiglass, velcro cable ties, amplifier, speaker, photocell oscillator circuit, 1/4 input jack, electronic components.

**This piece produces and processes sound. Stacked beer bottles are assembled into a column and joined by copper and solder tape, creating traces similar to those present in a circuit board. A speaker sits on top of the column and is connected to an amplifier that is sending a signal from an oscillator circuit. This oscillator is set to a very low frequency, creating a slow cycling waveform that produces clicks. The frequency of the oscillator is controlled by a light dependent resistor. As viewers move around the piece, they affect the available light to the sensor. The clicking sound that is played through the speakers speeds up or slows down based on this interaction between the viewer, light source and proximity to the piece. Additionally, the base of the piece incorporates a 1/4in input that can accept an audio signal.

2023

22 x 12 x 7in

Formica, plexiglass, cyanotype print, aluminum, guitar cables, silk flowers, rubber dip, contact mics, guitar jacks, 1/4in inputs, velcro cables ties, analog bit reduction circuit, electronic components, LED.

**This piece produces and processes sound. It contains a handmade bit reduction/distortion circuit. A bundle of rubber dipped narcissus flowers hangs from the front of the piece. These flowers are connected to 1/4in guitar cables that are plugged into the piece. The bundle of flowers contains a contact mic. When the flowers are touched it sends a signal through the bit reduction/distortion circuit. Any instrument or sound producing sculpture can be run through this piece, effecting the audible output.

2023

28 x 28 x 2.25in

Plywood, oak, plexiglass, cast aluminum, spray paint, spring reverb tank, guitar cables, 1/4in input jacks, contact mics, audio amplifier circuits, electronic components, velcro cable ties, 3D printed hardware

**This piece produces and processes sound. It incorporates a series of contact mics that are connected to the 1/4in input jacks on the front panel. Any instrument or audio device can be plugged in and sent through a built-in spring reverb tank, creating a deep, cavernous sound. There are aluminum castings of fingers and succulents that are fitted onto 1/4 jacks. These can be inserted and activate the contact mics while also creating a ground noise loop when touched. This piece is battery powered and needs to be connected to other sculptures in the series that contain speakers. The aluminum castings are of my fingers and are made from recycled beer cans consumed during the making of the work.

2023

24in x 24in x 1in

Laser etched mirrors, glass, copper tape, solder, silicone, acrylic caulk, spray paint, acrylic paint, 3D printed hardware.

2023

48 x 48 x 4in

Acoustic foam, spray paint, acrylic paint, MDF, Duratex coating, metal cabinet corners

2023

24in x 22in x 3.5in

Etched glass, resin, spray paint, speaker cables, guitar jacks, plywood, wood stain

2023

24 x 24 x 1in

Glass, inkjet prints, silicone, enamel, latex and spray paint, copper tape, resin, 3D printed hardware.

2023

Glass, solder, copper tape, spray paint, enamel paint, wood, mesh fabric

2022 - Guitar cables, contact mics, silk plants, 1/4in audio jacks, hook up wire, audio mixers, effects, speakers, cable ties, liquid rubber, led lights, plexiglass, plywood, rigging cable, hardware, plaster.

**This installation produces and processes sound. It’s comprised of a series of chandeliers made from functional guitar cables and rubberized silk plants with embedded contact mics. Each cable and mic is connected to a series of mixers and audio effects. The public could interact with this piece through touch and musicians were invited to activate the piece through performance by connecting various instruments to the chandeliers.

This project was generously supported by the Current Art Fund. A program of Tri-Star Arts

Performances by: The Pop Ritual, Sci Fi Industries, Ihcilon, Optic Sink, Drop Ceiling, Kate Tayler and Alex Greene, Robert Traxler, Artificer

2022 - Acoustic foam, latex paint, spray paint, mdf, guitar cables, led lights

Exhibited at Design Miami 2022 for SCAD Museum of Art

Seating by Archana Menon

2021 - Archical inkjet prints, custom frames, steel pedestal, plywood, plaster, graphite powder, latex paint

Collaboration with Johana Moscoso

2020 - Acoustic foam, spray paint, latex paint, mdf, duratex coating, case hardware.

2019 - bendable plywood, duratex coating, spray paint, ball chain, bass drum spurs

Images 2 and 3 by Jamie Harmon

2019 - guitar cables, fluorescent lights, rigging cable, duratex coating, mdf

Images 1 and 5 by Jamie Harmon

2019 - bendable plywood, bass drum hardware, carpet

Images by Jamie Harmon

2019 - drum sticks, mdf, ball chain, spray paint, bondo, epoxy putty, plaster

Images 2 - 4 by Jamie Harmon

Images 5 and 6 by Jessie Butcher

2019 - bendable plywood , carpet, spray paint

Images by Jamie Harmon

2019 - carpet, resin, spray paint

Images 1 and 3 by Jamie Harmon

2019 - cymbal stands, mdf, duratex coating, fake succulents, rgb light bulbs, aluminum tube

Bass Drum Monolith - 2019 - bendable plywood, wood stain, bass drum hardware

Wall pieces - 2019 - glass, copper tape, spray paint, wood frame.

Image 2 by Jessie Butcher

2019 - mdf, conduit, epoxy putty, spray paint, plaster, duratex, bendable plywood, cymbals

Images 3 and 4 by Jamie Harmon

2017 – Vitreous China, glaze, cymbal hangers, slat wall.

Images by Tom Van Eynde and Nancy Valladares

2017 – Vitreous China, glaze, plywood, laminate countertops, plaster, carpet, speaker grill cloth, drop ceiling tiles, paint.

Images by Tom Van Eynde and and Nancy Valladares

2017 – Vitreous China, sound composition, transducers, amplifiers, plywood, carpets.

Images by Tom Van Eynde

2017 – Vitreous China, glaze, tolex, plywood.

Images by Tom Van Eynde and Nancy Valladares

2017 – Vitreous China, glaze, cymbal stands.

Images by Tom Van Eynde and Nancy Valladares

2017 – Vitreous China, glaze, guitar straps, grommets, guitar hangers.

Images by Tom Van Eynde and Nancy Valladares

2014 – drywall, plywood, wallpaper, drum set hardware, pneumatics

2014 - drywall, drum set hardware

2013 - drywall, drum set hardware, carpet.

2013 - drywall, plywood, concrete, re-purposed guitar parts and electronics, drum set hardware, speakers, amplifiers, carpet.

2012 - Drywall, drum set hardware, capet

2015 – drywall cut from surrounding walls.

Images by Timothy Hutto, courtesy of the Savannah College of Art and Design

2014 - drywall, galvanized steel studs, digital prints on archival paper.

Images By Oskar Proctor

Project generously supported by The Efroymson Family Fund