Lee Spector: Artwork

Selected artwork by Lee Spector & collaborators

Back to School Sound File Back to School Sound File

2007, Lee Spector and Rebecca S. Neimark.

Interactive sound sculpture.

[additional images and video with sound]

Image Analyzer

1993-2005, Lee Spector and Rebecca S. Neimark.

Interactive light-activated sound sculpture.

[additional images and video with sound]

Albers Automaton, 13x13

2004, Lee Spector.

Digital projection piece; self-organizated color fields.

Exhibited at Gallery Tk (Northampton, Massachusetts).

[additional images]

CA3D

2002, Lee Spector.

Digital projection piece based on 3d cellular automata.

Exhibited at Show Gallery's MASQ fundraiser (2002, Northampton, Massachusetts); Pablo (Bongohead) Yglesias's Bar 19 show (2002, Northampton, Massachusetts); Open Square Arts Party (2004, Holyoke, Massachusetts).

[additional images]

Twitchy

1995, James Carlson, Garth Zenie, and Lee Spector.

Interactive sculpture with video sensing and sound and servo motor motion output. A Lemelson-funded E-Team project.

(Photo by James Carlson.)

Potato Eyes

1992, Lee Spector.

Interactive light-activated sound sculpture.

(Photo by Barry Myers.)

Life and Death

1991, Lee Spector, Benjy Bernhardt, and Rebecca S. Neimark.

Interactive light-activated sound sculpture using sound from media coverage of the 1991 Persian Gulf war. Exhibited at the18th Annual Electronic Music Plus Festival, Mills College, Oakland, CA.

[photo from the exhibit]

	Back to School Sound File 2007, Lee Spector and Rebecca S. Neimark. Interactive sound sculpture. [additional images and video with sound]
	Image Analyzer 1993-2005, Lee Spector and Rebecca S. Neimark. Interactive light-activated sound sculpture. [additional images and video with sound]
	Albers Automaton, 13x13 2004, Lee Spector. Digital projection piece; self-organizated color fields. Exhibited at Gallery Tk (Northampton, Massachusetts). [additional images]
	CA3D 2002, Lee Spector. Digital projection piece based on 3d cellular automata. Exhibited at Show Gallery's MASQ fundraiser (2002, Northampton, Massachusetts); Pablo (Bongohead) Yglesias's Bar 19 show (2002, Northampton, Massachusetts); Open Square Arts Party (2004, Holyoke, Massachusetts). [additional images]
	Twitchy 1995, James Carlson, Garth Zenie, and Lee Spector. Interactive sculpture with video sensing and sound and servo motor motion output. A Lemelson-funded E-Team project. (Photo by James Carlson.)
	Potato Eyes 1992, Lee Spector. Interactive light-activated sound sculpture. (Photo by Barry Myers.)
	Life and Death 1991, Lee Spector, Benjy Bernhardt, and Rebecca S. Neimark. Interactive light-activated sound sculpture using sound from media coverage of the 1991 Persian Gulf war. Exhibited at the18th Annual Electronic Music Plus Festival, Mills College, Oakland, CA. [photo from the exhibit]