Inspired by Minesweeper and Mamono Sweeper, this game involves items, bugs (the kind with legs), garbage, goblins etc. You delve deeper into a compost pile and find a diverse range of critters and items. You gain experience as you defeat your encounters, granting you a higher level that will allow you to defeat stronger critters, and so on. The trash you find can be traded for useful trinkets at the Garbage Goblin’s shop. ...
“Sludge Department” is an interactive puzzle game, with a spooky story and atmosphere. Available on Itch and steam.
I developed wireless DMX hardware using an ESP32 to control wearable lights in costumes for dancers at Sylfide’s Blåt lys album release and performance on January 18, 2025. The event combined Nordic folk dance with modern technology, featuring illuminated costumes that projected light patterns in a dark space. I also designed the rest of the general live lighting for the event during the performance, ensuring seamless integration with the wearable lights. The performance included audience participation, allowing attendees to join the dancers on the floor and creating an interactive experience. The wearable lights played a central role in merging tradition with modern elements, enhancing the performance through light and movement. https://spotted.stiften.dk/gallerier/blat-lys-en-balinstallation https://www.turkislive.com/koncerter/blaat-lys https://sylfide.com/bl%C3%A5t-lys-.html ...
This project features an old modified CRT television with a built-in ESP32 microcontroller. The ESP32 creates a Wi-Fi access point that can be accessed via a smartphone. Through this wireless connection, the text displayed on the TV can be customized as needed. The project was developed as a creative way to display textual information at the music venue Türkis in Aarhus, Denmark. The CRT colors have been adjusted to a turquoise tint, matching the venue’s aesthetic. The web interface for the TV is simple, consisting of a text field and an “Update” button. Text is formatted by using specific character combinations, such as “(t)” to insert a bitmap of the Türkis logo and “###” to create larger text, similar to Markdown styling. ...
This project combined two objectives. The first was to create an ATtiny85-based sampler that plays small random sections of a chirp sample, designed for use in a modular system. This is useful for rhythmic synth percussion or sound effects. The second part of the project involved designing a PCB that accommodates all components on one side of the board, with holes for mounting the panel in a Eurorack modular system, integrating both the PCB and front panel. Source code and schematics for the project can be found on GitHub. ...
I performed as Vj (Video Jockey) for electro-punk band, Kælertag, at Klubscenen, during SPOT Festival, Aarhus. The 6th of May 2023. 📷 Photographs by Mads Bech see the full album here ...
I have experimented with the Casio SA-20, by reducing the power-supply voltage from 7.5V down to 4.1V. at this voltage the instrument starts to sound strange and become very glitcy. The keyboard makes random noises in a way that seems like internal datalines are being filled with errors resulting in wrong serial messages, hence the random sounds. It is still keeping up rythms very nicely though, so i have recorded some of the rythm/accompaniments from it, and uploaded them at freesound.org. The sample-pack can be found here Here is an example of how the Casio SA-20 acts when undervolted
I performed as VJ (Video Jockey) at Output Festival 5, held at Rå-Hal – Godsbanen, Aarhus. 22-23 of October 2021. I also exhibited a couple of artworks as well. Mix of VJ sessions at the festival
This artwork is a old wooden, golden frame. I replaced the glass with chicken fence and plastic. The plastic has been heated so it is slightly melted. Underneath the plastic is mounted leaves on boards with LEDs underneath. The LEDs under the leaves glows in different colours while LEDs underneath the mounted leaves flicker on and off like fluorescent lights. The very back of the artwork is an old wooden plate with wallpaper still on it. A mixture of dirt and wallpaper paste has been smeared over the backwall. The whole piece glows and flickers randomly while seeming somewhat alive. The piece was displayed at Output Festival 5, October 2021 together with other works. Watch the video below to see the artwork flickering and glowing:
Decay-envelope-module based on a single ATTiny85 microcontroller with multiple outputs based on triggering. Features: Gate signal for when the envelope is active Rising edge trigger output Decay/release length Digital envelope output SOURCECODE