Interdisciplinary Visual Arts Program - University of Washington - Walter Kitundu Work Samples
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Interdisciplinary Visual Arts Program - University of Washington - Walter Kitundu Work Samples
(The online application would not permit adding more than one file so I've assembled my images on this page)
Leading an exploration of space, light, and reflection.
Interactive photo installation with kinetic slide projectors and sensing boardwalk.
Interactive photo installation with kinetic slide projectors and sensing boardwalk.
Ocean powered instrument and performance. Headlands Center for the Arts, Marin County, CA.
A memorial to flood victims in Del Rio, Texas powered by the water of San Felipe Creek.
An electro-acoustic hybrid instrument consisting of a record player, cello, and Iranian santoor.
On view at Fondazione Prada in the exhibition "Art or Sound" Venice, Italy.
Digital photograph of a Red-tailed Hawk preparing a meal in San Francisco's Alta Plaza Park.
A kinetic, interactive sculpture using sound and light to simulate the surface of water. Commissioned by the Walter and Elise Haas Fund for the West Wall.
An illustration and map created for the Key Room at the Headlands Center for the arts.
One in a series of work made on or from U.S. currency.
One in a series of work made on or from U.S. currency.
A hand-built 26 foot long interactive bird-themed mural and xylophone benches for San Francisco International Airport Terminal 2. Commissioned by the San Francisco Arts Commission.
This installation, a collaboration with photographer and sculptor Alice Wingwall, was a tribute to her guide dogs. Exploratorium, San Francisco.
Abstract sculptural form casting an image as its shadow. This was a maquette for a proposed outdoor installation.
This instrument is made entirely from a Chicago Public Schools table that was thrown out as a result of school closings.
Balloons rise and unspool thread which drives a record player.
An installation at the Luggage Store Gallery that allowed city pigeons to enter, triggering sound elements in the gallery.
I designed this section of the Exploratorium museum dedicated to deep engagement, facilitation, and materials based learning. San Francisco, CA