Visitors are invited to sit at a small table in the center of the gallery and place their hand on a heart pulse sensor. As the sensor calculates their heart rate in real time, the viewer watches a projection-mapped timelapse of clouds rolling by in the sky. The playback speed of the timelapse changes in relation to how fast or slow their heart pulse is. The work becomes a tool to slow down the body and integrate with the surrounding environment.

The Tender Interval invites viewers to watch and listen to water drip in sync with their heartbeats in real time.

A performance with two performers both attached to a heart pulse sensor. Each sensor is connected to a motor which is attached to a drumstick. Each drumstick taps to the individual's pulse.

The piece can be performed in different formats: In a durational setting, such as a gallery exhibition, predetermined performers can sit with the drum for 30+ minutes at a time throughout the course of the show, or the work may be open to visitor interaction when a gallery attendant is present. At an event with a set time limit, volunteers can be paired at random and instructed to sit with the drum for a minimum of two minutes at a time while an audience watches the interaction of the two people’s heart beats.