Stuttersleep superimposes the fitful sleep patterns of a man & woman onto opposite sides of a bed sheet hanging in the gallery space, creating a recombinant creature. The audience may reach into the projection to wake the sleeper, while distorting the image like an invisible lover. The video character rolls over to continue sleeping.

Jump is an video self-portrait composed by editing the top part of a series of jumps together to seem like a hovering flight.

Both these video where created while collaborating with the Crevice art collective. Recycling the content into varying installation layouts allowed the artists to test various methods of controlling interactivity. In this case, a camera looks at the video from behind the scrim to see the shadow of the audience as they reach into the projection cone. Touch analyses the video to detect the shadows, where they are in the frame and how much they are moving. If the shadow overlaps the video-character the video plays forwards until they settle back to sleep.