Science After Dark: STEM Art Walk

Modular Seattle
Live modular and synthesizer music performances all night.

Bailey Ambrose
Exhibit: LIDAR & WILE-E Robots 
Meet a drumming robot and its animatronic monster sidekick

Aubrey Birdwell
Exhibit: Snake Eyes
Interactive installation where a double pendulum transforms motion into real-time, viewer-generated ASCII video.

J. Adam Brinson
Exhibit: Round Friction
A projection-mapped sculpture with generative visuals that guests control in real time using a custom 3D-printed interface.

Andrew Cole
Exhibit: Manifold
A suspended, motorized kinetic sculpture that brings Miura-ori origami to life

Future Arts 
AR Courtyard Exhibit

Grant Hinkson
Exhibit: CONNECTOME: An Immersive Art Experience
A VR experience where hand gestures reveal and connect geometric forms inspired by mathematical patterns.

Infunity Life
Exhibit: Infunity Gate
Rotating, light-driven sculpture of shifting patterns that visitors control, exploring illusion, perspective, and motion.

Eileen Jimenez
Exhibit: Exploring Indigenous Science through Printmaking
Using pre-carved blocks to explore Indigenous knowledge, and connections to land, water, and community.

Britta Johnson 
Exhibit: Making Kin 
Video-light sculpture featuring a modified oil barrel with an LED screen displaying a ghostly octopus in motion.

Scott Keva James
Exhibit: Just a (Relative) Phase
An interactive light installation where visitors control wave interference patterns to explore phase, motion, and superposition.

Emmarah Kouadio
Exhibit: I Am The Sun
An interactive installation video where your gestures generate sunlight and rain to revive a digital plant through photosynthesis.

Stephanie Krimmel
Exhibit: PIPO
An interactive installation where physical play is transformed into live, kaleidoscopic projections.

Kevin Landesman
Exhibit: Gumdrop
A 3D-printed, LED-embedded sculpture that blends pixel and projection mapping to create layered, dynamic visuals.

Jeffrey Linn
Exhibit: Petrofutures
Vintage-style maps reimagined with future coastlines, revealing the impacts of sea level rise and fossil fuel consumption.

Mokedo
Exhibit: Jelly Moss
A glowing textile installation inspired by native moon jellies, inviting guests to move through soft, bioluminescent forms of light and motion.

Kristin Nelson
Exhibit: CRT Zoo
An interactive CRT TV installation where audience triggers summon digital creatures in a neon, nostalgic ecosystem.

Adrian Pacheco
Exhibit: ANOTHER WORLD
Interactive AR installation

Cam Smith
Exhibit: Mona Lisa Override
An interactive installation that swaps your face onto the Mona Lisa in real time.

TERRAMOTO
Exhibit: Postcards from the Moon—Thinking of You
A sculptural series blending lunar sample data with imagined messages from future space workers, exploring science, isolation, and human emotion.

Daniel Weaver 
Exhibit: Interference 
Projection-mapped sculpture examining how digital platforms distort connection into distraction and fragmentation.

Cameron Williams
Exhibit: Wonderful Wiggily Jellyfish
Glowing, wind-driven sculptures that drift like deep-sea medusas under ultraviolet light.