Introduction
The two items on the first page show work that has been generated on computers. The Muybridge images (which are now out of copyright according to Wikipedia) are put together as an animation to work on a web browser and the sound was recorded into Flash. These are forms of output but they require a computer to work. The intention here is to start with the computer as a visual and audio recording device and then output them to stand alone.

This process is nothing unusual, but through creating a portfolio of experiments the intention will be to output these images and sounds into objects not akin to standard computer hardware. Thus when used or interacted with the viewer would be faced with a double set of events. Seemingly simple hardware, but high tech image and sound output.