https://isiahfolio.cargo.site
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/portfolio
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<b><a href="creative-tech-landing" rel="history">creative tech / immersive media projects</a><br />everything immersive media / creative technician-related that i have worked on and want to give a chance to show off.</b>
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<b><a href="portfolio-photography" rel="history">photography</a><br />various photos i’ve taken over the years that i think are worth sharing.</b>
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<b><a href="archival-landing" rel="history">preservation work</a> <br />the majority of what i do has some thread connected to archiving local culture, technological changes throughout history,
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or media preservation. view this section to see what i have done in line with those goals!
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<b><a href="creative-tech-landing" rel="history">creative tech / immersive media projects</a><br />everything immersive media / creative technician-related that i have worked on and want to give a chance to show off.</b>
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/portfolio-creative-tech-1
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/creative-tech-landing
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/auvideo
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a close up of the idle screen, which reads “3D MAZE” while 3 cubes rotate endlessly in the center. whenever a user presses one of the arcade buttons or moves the joystick, the screen transitions into a randomly selected maze.
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a close up of one of the mazes’ many corners as rendered by the oscilloscope itself. moving the joystick up or down would make the view move forward or backward, while the left and right directions would turn the user respectively (otherwise known as “tank controls”).
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the “winning icon”, a rotating polyhedron which would show a winning screen when the user ran into the object.
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a close up of the winning screen, displayed after a user discovered the winning polyhedron. it reads “YOU WON” while fireworks shoot randomly in front of the text. after 8 seconds, another maze is randomly selected, and the game goes on until the user stops inputting directions for 30 seconds (thus returning to the idle screen).
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a photo showing the setup of the oscilloscope and arcade controller. the STM32-driven DAC and computer outputting the wireframe data lived hidden in plain sight, underneath the sheet the scope sat on.
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a photo of a user traversing through one of the mazes, manuvering the joystick while looking past a corridor.
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a photo of another user successfully completing a maze, getting to the winning screen.<br />
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a group of four crowd around the oscilloscope as someone travels through the maze. i must admit, i did not expect anywhere near as many people to approach the oscilloscope for its ~5 hour run!
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/redaction
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a photo of the physical install from the front. the document camera and screen sat on a wooden pedestal, and the screen was supported by the document camera itself.
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another photo of the physical install, where a different set of words are shown as the text becomes redder.
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a GIF of the physical install in action, picking up numerous matching words from a computing magazine that happened to be nearby.
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a screenshot showing the text detection and rendering in action.
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/sign-my-guestbook!!
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a photo of the general setup of items as arranged in the library space. i have altered the QR code shown on the wall via projector, as it is no longer valid.
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a close-up photo of the faux Windows XP computer setup. at that point, dozens of people had approached the setup to add colored text, animated GIFs, and so on.
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the same setup from far away. as said above, it was located in a corner of Chatham University’s JKM Library.
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a zoomed-out screenshot showing some of the content added by participants. lots of people opted to add text or random images, though there are a few <iframe> elements (just like the sites this project was inspired by).
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when the mouse cursor was hovered over an image, text, <iframe> element or anything else added by participants, it would highlight when that specific element was added. during the first run, this GIF was one of the last things added.
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another example of timestamped and dated text added by another participant.
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another cat uploaded to the guestbook by a participant, where a similar scattering of comments occured.
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a bit of an unexpected surprise was people using the site to communicate with other previous participants in a way; this started to manifest as photos of pets being shared with comments on certain parts of the images others had shared.
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/trap-masterz
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the last photo taken of the breadboard setup before the buttons were switched around, with all of the LEDs lit up by sending the same data that Unity sends to the Arduino microcontroller.
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the first parts of wiring up the five buttons after they were mounted onto the cardboard. despite the tape reinforcing two of them, they were quite sturdy and stayed in place after 28+ different playthroughs.
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the trap masterz board in its mostly final state, after the buttons were switched and the Arduino was secured to the bottom side of the cardboard. cardboard and map cutout were provided by another collaborator and button mounting / soldering was done by me.
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two people playing trap masterz, right in the middle of a trap light being activated and buttons being pushed.
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me playtesting the game once more with another person, activating the first trap as i get a light indicator from the first LED.
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two more people playing trap masterz, with the trap master about to activate the third trap after its corresponding LED lit up.
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/alien-radio
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the very first incarnation, where the setup was tested on a breadboard. not pictured here are the three knobs - at this point they were already fitted inside of the radio
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fitting the potentiometers on the place of the original knobs, which involved dremeling and removing lots of components on the original logic board to make them both fit. re-stringing the tuning dial was a nightmare...
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the last step of modifying the alien radio, where the wires were soldered up and the Arduino microcontroller was ready to be fitted inside. the speaker was also re-wired to the headphone jack, allowing sound to be piped through it.
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/music-video
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the part of the music video where unusual color streaks start appearing - later the character creates these to saturate the city
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an example of the city being colored, with the character and their newly-found bike visible in the distance while a blue and green trail follows
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the end of the music video, timed to where the song’s pacing slows as it gets quieter and fades out.
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from the very beginning i wanted to closely tie the actions with the rhythm of the song, as well as this specific camera pedestal movement while the character walks (or in this case, hovers) down the stairs
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the first incarnations of the bike shot, where the song’s pacing changes. it ended up looking a fair bit differently in the end, but i still think it did what i wanted it to do
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my first ideas of what i wanted to happen when the character started floating around on the rainbow bike they came across. nothing here was final, but i do wonder how it would’ve looked to do the high-FOV thing i first thought of on the left pane
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/frutiger-aero-experience
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a close-up of the 3x4 grid interaction that the user is greeted with.
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when an icon is selected, the real-world equivalent of the icon drops down the chute (top) and bounces into the air thanks to the spring board below the chute.
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our project during a showcase day, with the <a href="https://lpcwiki.miraheze.org/wiki/Samsung_SPH-M250" target="_blank">actual phone</a> powered on for passerbys to look at and play with.
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/looking-glass-mobile-phone-timeline
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a video showing off the looping timeline and the holographic nature of the display. while the 2D elements remain unchanged, the 3D models’ perspectives shift depending on the angle and where the user looks at the display.
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a section of the looping timeline, showing the Nokia 3310 and two pixelated snakes from the built-in Snake game, a well-loved feature from this and other Series 20 Nokia phones.
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another section of the looping timeline, this example being from the iPhone 2G inside of its own iPhone OS 1 interface.
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an example of what the Unity section looked like under the hood. the 2D canvas elements are controlled by a point i can move around the scene for fine-tuning. a separate script controls how long to stay on a specific scene for, and then it loads the next scene, showing a different phone and gimmick.
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/combined-vr-interactions
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the apartment scene where the user started out. the objective was to search the apartment for oversized capacitors to insert into the computer, which then transferred you to the scene shown on the right.
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the “end” scene that the user would be transferred to once all of the capacitors in the apartment were found. it was important to make the transfer of scenes more graceful with a fadeout, in order to reduce the chance of VR-induced motion sickness.
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/e-waste-scavenger-hunt
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a top-down view showing the bulk of where the user interacted. the capacitors were to be grabbed by the user, and then inserted into the correct slots. doing so would activate an LED on the circuit board.
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/portfolio-photography
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/portfolio-archival-1
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/inside-the-works-archival-footage
2026-05-14T03:48:08+00:00
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an example showing one of the U-matic tapes contaminated with mold. it was nightmarish removing this, as it was binding the tape together, requiring very slow turns of the reels by hand...
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another one of the U-matic tapes showing signs of mold contamination, though not as severe as the other moldy tape shown. it appeared a lot of the tape on the reel had unspooled over the last ~30 years, though..
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a close-up example of the residue that was left on a lot of the U-matic tapes. considering this, it’s honestly a miracle that they played as well as they did...
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what i would later learn was the plastic from the bottom of the reel being eaten away as it ground against the bottom of the cassette shell, presumably from the previous individual’s thwarted digitization attempt. also notice the rings in the videotape, showing signs of “popped strands” as said above.
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prepping the tape reels removed from their cassette shells for “baking”, which removes built-up moisture and prevents squealing + sticky-shed syndrome (where magnetic particles shed off the tape). i left the reels in the dehydrator for 12 hours, with a 3-hour cooldown period before attempting playback.
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a segment of an unfinished project called “Ecotopia” as captured by an I/O DATA GV-USB2 using the composite video output of my U-matic VCR. that rainbowy section is supposed to be the vertical sync pulse...
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a segment from a demo reel of “Strawberry Fields” specifically when Jude and Michelle are sent to outer space by train via a “Magical Mystery Tour.” the messed up v-sync pulse once again causes problems for the I/O DATA GV-USB2 capture card.
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a general promotional reel for advertising NYIT as a whole. in this sample, both the horizontal and veritcal sync was dancing all over the place..
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another segment from a “Strawberry Fields” demo reel, where a giant robotic mantis attacks a giant robiotic ant. this and a few other shots were borrowed from their other fizzled-out movie project known as “The Works.”
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the same segment of the “Ecotopia” reel, captured at the exact same time as the conventional playback, except processed through vhs-decode. unlike the conventional output, the vhs-decode result grabbed from a test point inside of the VCR is stable for viewing.
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the same “Magical Mystery Tour” segment from the same “Strawberry Fields” demo reel tape. once again, the picture is stable for viewing.
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the same NYIT promo tape segment as before, except without the bad horizontal and vertical syncs.
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the same mantis vs. ant segment of the “Strawberry Fields” demo reel as before, but without lack of vertical hold.
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/archival-landing
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https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/saving-the-signals-themselves
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a spectrogram view of the raw, FM + QAM video signal at the start of a VHS tape. the modified capture hardware i use effectively works like a very fast sound recorder which samples at 40 MHz (yes, MHz - not KHz!), where vhs-decode then decodes the raw signal into individual frames, and finally a video file.
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a deep dive into how i digitized a set of moldy, warped, and flaking-away U-matic tapes that once belonged to the New York Institute of Technology’s Computer Graphics Lab, now shown in a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiW3Jr0wFak">documentary</a> about their cancelled film project named “The Works”.
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a single frame of the black and white (luma) channel from a VHS off-air recording, showing the vertical sync pulse, vertical blanking area and full active picture. as of writing this, no consumer-available analog capture card can currently digitize this extra data beyond the active picture. of note in this example is the extra data sitting in the VBI - that’s Teletext data from the long since defunct Electra service!
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/tapes,-disks,-everything-in-between
2026-05-14T03:34:58+00:00
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a Memorex cassette tape showing severe signs of “sticky shed syndrome”, where the binder holding the magnetic particles on the tape fails, resulting in total loss of information. the tape itself was a snapshot of someone’s university life, containing practice jam sessions, radio recordings, conversations about recording, and cold war history lectures among other things.
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an early example of disc rot on a CD-R. while the disc photographed wasn’t important, i have seen far worse on discs with sentimental value (long-forgotten indie bands, family photo CDs, etc.)
https://isiahfolio.cargo.site/feature-phone-preservation
2026-05-14T03:34:58+00:00
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2026-06-24T02:10:17+00:00
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