'Breathe', was installed as a room-sized 'engine' at the JFKU Arts & Consciousness Gallery in Berkeley's Historic Heinz building November, 2005.
Ribbed plastic tubing connected Breathe's paper and cardboard structures to the building's air duct system. The recycled air animated internal shapes, which pulsed and rattled gently against the paper and glassine walls. A painted shadow marked an alternate dimensional trajectory. Viewers were encouraged to contribute their breath at breathing tube stations. other aspects of the install included videos and blueprints plus the new Non Periodic table.