Liberty Hall 360 is an upcoming immersive experience of the historic marriage of John Jay and Sarah Livingston. Audiences will be able experience the reenactment through a short film using 360-degree video and virtual reality. The experience will recreate the 18th century world in a contemporary context using Liberty Hall, and visitors will feel like time travelers going back to the 1700's. Learn more at www.libertyhall360.com

Augmented Asbury Park is a free mobile experience involving the reconstructions of key historic landmarks in augmented reality on the Asbury Park boardwalk in New Jersey and off-site. Experience the AR posters at the following: https://augmentedasbury.github.io/

Project Director: Ed Johnston

Student Researchers & Collaborators: 
Liam R. Elias
Megan Laughlin
Katie Maloney
Sandra Rodas
James Wright
Mark Matarese
Erica Whyte
Lilian Agutu

Project Director: Ed Johnston

Student Researchers & Collaborators: 
Erica Whyte
Eric Vita
Christina Galera

I am currently working on projects with Liberty Hall Museum where I am collaborating with student researchers to make the museum's content more accessible through designed experiences using 360-degree photography and augmented reality technologies. 

Within my creative practice, I have an ongoing series entitled Experiential Extensions where I am creating aesthetic forms using photographic shapes and time. I treat time as depth and find ways of lofting and extruding forms through those photographic shapes. Quite often, I find ways of representing memory and the passage of time within this series.