The pre-recorded sound of traffic and footsteps around Wellington public art site Masons Screen is used to generate digital kupesi (a Tongan word for patterns). Onscreen, these flex and transform in response to the hum of the city and the noise of passersby.
Kupesi o Masons Screen was developed by the artist for Masons Screen.
An audio recording of Waitemata Harbour is used to generate visual kupesi (Tongan patterns).
A song commemorating survivors of the 1962 Tuaikaepau shipwreck is rendered visually as a vivid kupesi (Tongan patterns).
Visual kupesi (Tongan patterns) are created and move in response to a Tongan choir.
Recorded sound from Auckland's CBD is transformed into kupesi (pattern).