1. "Dream Shadows" (excerpts), Amy Khoshbin & Michael Clemow, 2008, performance

"Dream Shadows" is a performance that utilizes two custom-built instruments: the Shadow Puppet Sequencer Table that turns shadows into sound, and Dream Squawk, a wireless vocal effects controller and sampler built into a bird mask. These technologies are designed to join the visual, sonic, and narrative aspects of the performance--in this case a love story--such that one aspect cannot change without a requisite change in the others.


2. "Outis" (excerpts), Michael Clemow performed with Amy Khoshbin & Joe Mariglio, 2009, software application/performance

“Outis” is a networked performance tool in which a computer-vision program reads a video as a score, creating an interpretation of what it “sees” as a data-structure which is then translated into sound. During a performance, one or more human performers will participate in the sonification process along with Outis.


3. "Perceptual Expansion Space/Suit," Amy Khoshbin & Michael Clemow, 2008, interactive installation using wearable technologies/digital video/sound

The "Perceptual Expansion Space/Suit" is a one-size-fits-all modular bodysuit that allows you to perform the video/sound of the space using parts of the body you’re normally not used to thinking about. How much light you let hit the sensors under the arms and behind the knees changes the space, bringing these parts of the body to the forefront of your experience.