Introduction

Artwork has functioned as both an independent expression and a contextual extension of sound and product work.

This archive documents visual and sonic artworks developed across album covers, photographic editions, installations, and sculptural projects. In each case, the work explores how sound can be translated into form, image, and spatial presence.

The projects vary in medium but share a consistent intention: to give sound a visible, physical language.

Early Artwork

Album Covers & Visual Language

Early artwork developed in direct dialogue with electronic music production and label culture. Covers, printed matter, and visual systems were designed to operate as part of a total environment—sound, identity, and object working together.

This period established core principles that remain active:

  • visual rhythm informed by sound

  • abstraction grounded in structure

  • artwork as cultural signal rather than decoration

These early works formed the basis for treating visual output as authored practice rather than supplementary media.

Blue Room Systems

Sound, Image & Culture

Under Blue Room, artwork expanded into a sustained visual language spanning releases, typography, photography, and print.

The work functioned as part of a broader ecosystem:

  • album artwork

  • physical releases

  • environmental and spatial context

Blue Room imagery did not illustrate the music—it extended it. Visual decisions were guided by atmosphere, structure, and tonal alignment rather than literal narrative.

Sculptural & Cross-disciplinary Work

Object, Sound & Installation

Certain works extend beyond image into three-dimensional and cross-disciplinary formats—where sound, sculpture, and space converge.

These projects explore:

  • spatial acoustics

  • object permanence

  • the relationship between sound and architectural context

They form a bridge between artwork and sound system design.

Photographic & Edition Work

Image as Object

Later projects developed photography and printed editions as independent works.

These pieces investigate:

  • scale and proportion

  • surface and material

  • translation from digital source to physical presence

Editions are produced in limited runs, with attention to print quality, finish, and long-term integrity.

Artwork in this phase shifts from documentation to object—designed to exist beyond the screen.

Selected Projects (Archived)

Metallic Spheres

Photographic works and sculptural developments originating from the Metallic Spheres project. Limited editions and object-based outcomes.

Album Artwork (Various)

Visual works created in direct dialogue with recorded sound.

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