Philip Beesley and Diane Willow, Orgone Reef, 2003.

Arrays of proximity sensors linked to vibrating actuators were fitted to a version of Orgone Reef mounted at Haystack Mountain School for the Crafts at The Digital and the Hand symposium in 2002 in collaboration with Diane Willow. These elements employ the 'cricket' microprocessor technology developed by MIT's Media Lab, allowing dense accretion of miniature networks.

Courtesy of the artists.