An interactive projection for Plakwerk 2026 at Nimeto: two robot mascots follow passers-by along a wall, while another robot welcomes visitors by the door.

The entrance room for the Immersive Applications open day at Nimeto: clouds drift across a canvas overhead while the floor shows the ground far below.

A small plywood box in which a glowing particle sphere seems to float in mid-air and responds to your hand, tracked by a webcam.

A robot hand that copies your hand in real time: a webcam tracks your fingers and servo motors pull string tendons to match.

An interactive forest projection in which visitors open a window into another season, so spring can bloom in the middle of a snowy winter.

A home experiment in body tracking: a webcam follows you, and a real-time tree grows from sapling to full crown under a night sky.

Two builds from my desk at home: a motorised door lock with a wireless ESP32 button, and two Tesla coil kits I soldered myself.

An animated infographic poster for a fictional travel agency, inviting young travellers to Netherica, a retro-futuristic country I invented down to its coins.

A projection wall concept that reveals the inside of an object or the human body the moment you cross a line of light.

A concept for a calm art gallery where a radar pod notices you standing still and a projection quietly offers the story behind the work.