GREEN WAVE™ is an energy efficient LED light and soundscape installation by which asks the scientific question “Can You Hear the Color Green?” with the visual form inspired by sound waves from the Kansas River projected onto the Bowersock Hydroelectric Mill for the Lawrence Arts Center's Free State Festival. The forms and color correspond to the architecture and function of the site and highlight the currency of creativity and collaboration. Lawrence, Kansas

The gradual color-changing energy efficient LED lights illuminated Copaken-Brooks suspended pathway above Walnut Street/12th, simulated a synesthetic experience for those in Downtown KC. At night, the walkway became a dynamic light sculpture visible from the street and Oppenstein Brothers Memorial Park. In daylight, crowdsourced vinyl wave contours were visible on the sky bridge windows to infer the translation between sound waves and light waves. Part of the GREEN NOTE PROJECT™ KC, MO

Glass blown lighting pendant sculpture clusters for HAVA studios design of Baan Thai Restaurant in Lawrence, KS.