︎

Matthew Lau


Projects:

Experiential:
Deconstrcucted Colours (2023)
Hey, What’s Up (2022)
The LASALLE Show: Faculty of Design BA (Hons) Graduate Exhibition Frontage (2022)
Hello, I’m Here Exhibition (2022)
Hello, I’m Here Proposal (2022)
Singapore Art Week 2022: The Oort Cloud and Blue Mountain, Singapore (2022)
Children’s Biennale 2021: The Oort Cloud and Blue Mountain, Germany (2021)
KINDERBIËNNALE 2021: The Oort Cloud and Blue Mountain, Netherlands (2021)
Breathing Bytes Proposal (2020)
—

Computational:
Affective Commmunication Research (2021-2022)
A Series of Explorations and Technical Challenges (2021)
Archifest 2021: Sea of Debris (2021)
Generative 3D Form Finding Tool (2021)
 DJ Heard That?! (2021)
Generative Type Tool (2020)
—

Digital:
Neuewave Web Animations (2021)
Source of Happiness (2020)
Superfit Trail Etiquettes (2020)
Curious Shapes (2017)
—

Printed:
Disjointed Memories (2020)
Various LASALLE Collaterals (2016-2018)
The Cobbler Project (2017)
Did I Have Fun? (2017)

—

Completed as part of the BA in Design Communication level 3 programme at LASALLE. Also see Hello, I’m Here. (2022, Ongoing Project) and Affective Computing Research (2021-2022, Ongoing Project) in relation to this project. Check out the microsite here and the Instagram here.
—

A Series of Explorations & Technical Challenges” is an archive of various challenges imposed on myself to figure out the technical skill needed behind different physical computing functions.

This archive showcases each step taken to solve various technical challenges through explorations and iterations to figure things out. These explorations were conducted in order to aid my dissertation and final graduation project. Each exploration includes video and photo documentation of the circuit and the circuit diagram and code used to program it.


It was developed as a guide for myself and others to understand simple interactions through a series of various inputs and outputs. The work has since been maintained and has been used as a guide for other students to get a start in physical prototyping.
—