Visuals developed for the Grande Finale of the 100 Dancers festival held in Copenhagen on 5th August 2011. See the video and more information on the Vimeo page

An interactive performance involving dancers, electronics, visuals and reactive sound environment. Displayed during the Raflost festival in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Here's a short video containing parts of the performance and other pieces at Raflost 2009

A game built for S60 phones. The goal is to race a ball through a course as fast as possible by tilting the phone. The real catch is the collaborative mode where the ball rolls from one phone to the next.



Took part in the Nokia Game Competition and won best of TaiK

Jorma is the mascot-like skeleton representing Levykauppa Äx. In the past he has mostly been involved with film directing and production, but with Niko Knappe we decided to help him get more involved with the day to day affairs at the store.

Now he hangs around the shop following customers go about their business. Perhaps in the future he'll even share a few words with them.


Some of the technology to animate the undead: arduino, stepmotors, openFrameworks, Fit-PC.

Stand-In-Bot was born from the desire to sleep late but not miss class.
It was fueled by the dream of being able to follow lectures while eating breakfast and sipping coffee. From this shared vision the team set out to build a rudimentary prototype in 2008.

Influenced by magnificent projects such as tweenbots, the design tries to keep things simple while taking advantage of the great features offered by the Nokia Internet tablet technology.

homepage: www.writebox.net/standinbot

The team: Niko Knappe, Gökce Taskan and me

To experiment with an idea, I took all the images of members of Helsinki Medialab and created a python script that analyses them producing new versions created by using the images of other people.

for more information, see the blog posting.

A GTK-based application that automatically changes your background for you. And it does it really well, allowing you to pick images from your F-Spot collection based on tags and ratings. If you loathe F-Spot you can just point BS to a local folder full of images.

For more info, see the original blog posting

The end result of a workshop at the Media Lab. We tricked a ping pong table with some sensors and a web camera accompanied by some custom computer vision code to change the soundscape of the game. Original idea was also to add visuals on top of the ball, count point and so on but we ran out of time. Anyway it was fun to play and build!

The team: Juha Salonen, Matti Luhtala and me.

Technologies used: processing, puredata, arduino, sensors

gDesklets: coding, creator of main site. UI examples available here and here	Pethotel CMS: GTK + MySQL (GPL). Source	Theme I made for the Enlightenment window manager (E16).
For more smaller projects, see the blog