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Light Form is a patterned light wall that is revealed and created when the user folds back small wenge wood panels. Some elements of Light Form hold an inner light made of electroluminescent film, while the rest of the elements increase the perception of light just using the white of its surface.

Paillard Punch is concept centred around punch cards and connecting the past with the present through sound. Each visitor will receive their own punch card onto which they can perforate a unique pattern. They can then put them into the card reader and the pattern they punched will appear lit up on a linen screen.

The Aurora Consurgens Project articulates a visual and sonic installation, sounds that are diffused on a binaural mode, and that transforms the space around, according to the laws of standing waves behavior, and people movments.

Incentive is a work in which both the light and shadows weave themselves into each other’s history. It is meant as an image that binds different cultures together and thus operates in a place between rural and urban areas inside and out between culture and nature and it is incentives to discover the origins of light. 

Morild is a light tapestry that consists of a perforated wooden wall with illuminated spots, with ornamentally arranged fiber-optic threads.

In The Messenger, email messages are displayed letter by letter on three alphabetic telegraph receivers: a large array of 26 talking washbasins, each intoning a letter of the alphabet in Spanish; a chorus line of 26 dancing skeletons and a series of 26 electrolytic jars with metal electrodes in the form of the letters A to Z that oscillate and bubble when electricity is passed through them.

The Hello Wall is an installation that uses Twitter to let the public interact with the huge wall projection. Users can interact with the wall by tweeting to @thehellowall using words such as shapes (triangles, squares, circles), commands (more, less, shake) or just say hello to @thehellowall.

Sun Rec is a long-term project which documents data on the duration of daily sunlight over a period of three years. Sunrays are directed through a glass sphere – similar to a burning glass – causing the focal point to burn a line into a specific type of paper.

The work Rota is supposed to unite scientific research and artistic production. The installation could be considered an experimental construction dealing with the effects of audiovisual stimulation on human perception.