Little Choir in the Wild is a musical sculpture devoted to music of the forest. Birdhouses adorn the structure at varying heights, featuring different-sized openings tailored to accommodate musicians from a variety of bird species. Nestled within a forest renowned for its resident peacocks, the design pays homage to their magnificent feathers. This peacock-inspired structure not only serves an a tribute but also ensures that the birdhouses are strategically spaced apart. The metal cones at the base of the sculpture enable humans to tune into the melodies produced by these feathered musicians. Situated in a historic park on the city’s outskirts, this installation acts as an unique interface between the avian world and human admirers. Irregular choral concerts take place here, delivering the harmonies of these soaring creatures to human ears.

Waves In A Shell is a seashell-inspired wooden structure adorned with undulating light tubes that capture the natural beauty of rolling ocean waves. By engaging with brass capacitive touch sensors on a small scale model, viewers can influence the lighting patterns in real time, providing a mesmerizing interactive experience. To protect the lights from potential water damage, programmable LED strips are encased within translucent rubber tubes, which are strategically positioned within the pre-cut notches of the interlocking frame. This frame, comprised of precision CNC machine-cut components, allows for convenient flat packing for transportation purposes. Notably, this installation has been showcased at numerous festival venues across British Columbia.

Le Monde dans un Gland is a meditation pod in the shape of an enormous acorn in its early stage of germination. The acorn’s shell gracefully fractures before the radicle emerges, creating an inviting entrance for visitors to step inside and embrace the perspective of an awakening tree. When viewed from the interior, the roof tiles evoke the luminosity of rose windows commonly seen in the Gothic architectures of Northern France, gently diffusing natural light to cultivate a serene atmosphere. This installation aspires to craft an immersive experience that not only ignites curiosity but also fosters a deep appreciation for the local cultural heritage and the wonders of nature.

Crimson Inforescence seeks to capture the multifaceted symbolism of the poppies in the context of remembrance. By integrating light posts as stems to evoke the elegance and rapid growth of these iconic blooms, the artwork reinterprets Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae's poem "In Flanders Fields" into a visual narrative. It prompts reflection on sacrifice, memory, and hope, transforming Esplanade Park into a space that honors the past while inspiring a peaceful future.