The piano machine uses physical computing technology to send voltage to a set of small acrylic "fingers", one for each note of the piano to be played. These very thin "fingers" dangle between the strings of the piano, such that they laterally hit the adjacent strings when current is sent to them, but do not otherwise touch the strings, such that ordinary playing techniques may still be employed.

Bodied Chambers was developed in collaboration with Seth Parker Woods, who is both a cellist and a movement artist.
Bodied Chambers was premièred in Electric Spring, 2014.
In this piece, all of the technology is worn on the body of the cellist: two transducers are embedded in a shirt, such that the cellist brings them into contact with the cello by holding the cello against their body, while the cellist also wears contact microphones and one miniature microphone on the bow hand.