The Mystery of Irma Vep
Lakeshore Players Theatre - White Bear Lake, MN, USA - Oct. 2017
The Mystery of Irma Vep
Lakeshore Players Theatre - White Bear Lake, MN, USA - Oct. 2017
The Mystery of Irma Vep
Lakeshore Players Theatre - White Bear Lake, MN, USA - Oct. 2017
Chip
Limeburner
These aren't quite finished projects, but highlight some of the prototypes I've built when playing around creatively with technology.
2023 - Projected Manuscript
This project, built for DFTT 341 - Elements of Multimedia for Live Performance at Concordia University, was an exploration of projection mapping technology, imagining dynamic ways for displaying movable manuscripts with the aid of animation projected onto a blank book prop. Such a concept offers potential avenues for more dynamic displays in museum contexts.


2021 - Æffect
Built for CART 360 - Tangible Media at Concordia University, this was a prototype for a wearable garment that responds to emotional stimuli as extrapolated from respiratory and pulse biometrics. Electronics by Chip Limeburner, Dress by Sarah Hontoy-Major.
2021-2023 - New Normal
First prototyped as a final project for CART 212 - Digital Media Studio I, then later built more fully for DFTT 341 - Elements of Multimedia for Live Performance, both at Concordia University, this project was a proof of concept for using capacitive proximity circuits attached to existing environmental objects as input for a projection mapped experience promoting mindfulness of how often we touch our surroundings.
Top right: Original prototype created for CART 212 - Digital Media Studio I
Bottom right: Fuller proof of concept created for DFTT 341 - Elements of Multimedia for Live Performance



2020 - Stakeout
Built for CART 263 - Creative Computation II, this prototype was exploring naturally mapped game controllers, specifically one simulating the use of a camera within a Clue-esque narrative game. Not only does the prototype require a winding and clicking motion like a camera, but it also zooms-in when held up to the face as though looking through a view-finder.