Overhead view of Fort Adams in Newport, Rhode Island. A group. of students stand on an expanse of grass, surrounded by stone walls much much taller than them. A partly cloudy sky above.
In the fall of 2016, Rhode Island School of Design collaborated with Fort Adams in Newport, Rhode Island to produce a public art exhibition, Fort Adams: Drawing Parallels, Listening for Echoes, that responded to the Fort's history and prompted imaginative engagement with the site for contemporary visitors. For the exhibition, I produced an immersive audio and video installation designed for the Fort Adams underground "listening tunnels". While portions of this work existed within the tunnels themselves, a supplementary narrative audio story was produced for Now Here This as a way of extending this work beyond its site.
Audio documentary about the Fort Adams Listening Tunnels produced for Now Here This, Brown University's student podcasting platform.
Stop motion animation produced for the dead ends within the Listening Tunnel network. Animated GIF: a green submarine expels a stream of white bubbles from its tail. The stream of bubbles turn into lines of morse code (symbolized by green dots and dashes). The submarine is attacked by debris (as symbolized by yellow and red lines) before falling apart.
A color photograph of the entrance to a tunnel. Stained and patched brick walls from the tunnel which recedes int pitch black darkness.
A grey-scale photograph: A figure walks toward the light at the end of a tunnel crafted from brick and stone.