2026

Ghost Invaders is a love letter to the golden age of arcade gaming. Take

control of Pac-Man and blast through waves of iconic ghosts — Blinky, Pinky, Inky, Clyde, and Sue — as they descend from the stars in classic Space Invaders formation. With retro graphics and sound.

An interactive installation built for the Gobbledygook sculpture project by Jon Raine. A LiDAR sensor tracks how close a viewer stands, stepping through a video sequence — the closer you are, the more fragmented the object. Made with a lidar and a Raspberry Pi.

The biosensor reacts to the plants internal water flow using a timer circuit connected to probes on the plant's leaves. The circuit reads changes in bio-conductance and converts them into a pulse signal. The result is a live data stream drawn directly from a living plant.

A vintage GPO 746 telephone that breathes light and rings to draw you in. Lift the handset and you hear audio pieces made by fellow Emerge members. A Raspberry Pi hidden inside handles everything — hook detection, playback, and the ringing bell. 

Firmware running on an Arduino UNO R4 WiFi translates the biosensor's pulse stream into MIDI notes in real time — sent directly to any synthesiser or recorder. A small LED matrix on the board lets you adjust density, range and smoothing.

A Space Invaders homage with a twist: instead of marching aliens, you take on the five Pac-Man ghosts. Alien saucers, five fruit power-ups, and drifting satellites that punish careless shots but reward rapid fire round it out. 

Loop-Lab is a browser-based looper built on top of Google's Magenta RealTime (MRT2). Loop Lab wraps the model's command-line workflow in a clean web UI for generating and curating audio loops on the fly.