Pocket Gamelan : Mandala 3, Paris, June 2006

New Interface for Musical Expression '06

photo: Lulu Ong

Pocket Gamelan : configuration for Mandala 7, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory, Singapore

International Symposium for Electronic Arts, July 2008

Pocket Gamelan : synchronising bluetooth phone network

for Mandala 4, Mandala 5 and Mandala 6, 2003 - 06

photo/video: Aaron Hull 2005

A4-MIDI Tool Box : built at CSIRO Division of Radiophysics

photo: John Masterson 1994

MIDI Tool Box with Tupperware Gamelan touch pads

used in Token Objects, Vario Hall, Tokyo, International Computer Music Conference 1993

photo: William Sealey,  Sydney University 1999

Tupperware Gamelan  : UFOs

modified for Porcelain Dialogue One Extra Company, 1983 Sydney Opera House

photo: Regis Lansac

Tupperware Gamelan : pseudo-random sequencer

built for Porcelain Dialogue 1983

photo: William Sealey, Sydney University 1999

Tupperware Gamelan : UFOs with pseudo-random sequencer

UFOs modified for Porcelain Dialogue One Extra Company, 1983 Sydney Opera House

photo: Regis Lansac

performance of Porcelain Dialogue, choreography : Kai Tai Chan (Moving Sound/ Falling Light), Lighting Set Design: John Bayliss

One Extra Company, 1983, Recording Hall, Sydney Opera House

photo: Regis Lansac

Concert On Bicycles, public broadcast mobile sound event

collaborator: Kimmo Vennonen, Community Radio 2XX, Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra 1983

photo: Canberra Times

Tupperware Gamelan: UFOs

mobile sound sources created in 1980 for Mandala and Mandala 2

photo: William Sealey, Sydney University 1999

Tupperware Gamelan:  UFOs in Mandala, for a choreographic work by Yen Lu Wong (Between Silence and Light)

One Extra Company, 1980, Northern Broadwalk, Sydney Opera House

photo: Yen Lu Wong 1980

Humming Drums: Tupperware Gamelan (1977) first used Ferry Concert, Ashes of Sydney Festival, Sydney Harbour

photo: William Sealey, Sydney University 1999

Body Sonata (1974) dancers (Helen Herbertson and Jacqui Carroll) of Phillipa Cullen Electronic Dance Ensemble

NSW Dance Company Building, Bourke St Woolloomooloo

photo: William Yang 1976