The Forget Booth is a tool that will be used in the future to aid in the forgetting of embarrassing, humiliating, or degrading memories. It will be integrated into society, such as in parks, and will require people to divulge the moment to another individual in return for the moment being destroyed digitally on all platforms and sources permanently.

To provide an immersive nature experience for students hoping to escape the stress of studying.

Imagine having a crystalline structure in any room, indicating energy usage throughout the building, through light intensities. That is Lumofracto, an organic paper structure, which interprets API energy usage data, and displays it by shining different levels of light, through the structure. Creators: Luke Simon, Vera Schulz

The MIRA Mission is a Martian biome that can support different types of plants and organisms. The biome can transmit data to the astronaut crew en route to Mars to create a connection with the growth happening inside the habitat. This information is also transmitted back to Earth to the MIRAsphere, a public engagement installation and to the MIRA mission website to cultivate human interaction with the closed Martian biome.

We were asked to design, build and install a site-specific work that integrates with its surroundings. The piece had to be reactive and, given a small amount of contextual explanation, informative. We could use light, sound, motion or a combination of those three, mixed with data-driven programming. The piece had to run on site autonomously for four days.

This project is the second part in an ongoing exploration of the pop up and how humans and computers can work together to design them.