 | Sex Ed: A Pleasure and Queer Centered Study in Epistemic Empowerment | 2025 | A book documenting Sex Ed, a pleasure- and queer-centered intensive reimagining how we learn about sex and what counts as knowledge. Published by the School for Poetic Computation. |
 | Dance Poem Revolution | 2023–2026 | A game about poetry and revolution inspired by the popular rhythm game Dance Dance Revolution. |
 | Melt | 2026 | An anonymous chatroom for poetry workshops, where people meet through language before identity. |
 | Consensual Hacking | 2020–2026 | A zine and participatory performance workshop that explores consent, shared risk, and intimacy through the possibility of hacking into one another’s computers. |
 | Sex is the World Our Desires Produce | 2025 | A performance exploring how desire materializes worlds through language, technology, sound, breath, and the reproductive labor of friendship. |
 | The Origin of the Word: Language, Lineage, Lovers and Logins | 2026 | A performance lecture that asks how the languages we inherit also write us and what it looks like to write back. |
 | Little Red Riding Hood | 2025 | A performance reimagining an older, oral Little Red Riding Hood, in which one body plays both the girl and the wolf. |
 | CAKEHOLE | 2023 | A play that is an oral history that is a clown that looks like a cake, made for Hex House's first birthday. |
 | Folder Poetry | 2018– | Repurposing the common practice of computer folder organization as a new kind of poetic form. |
 | Always Already Programming | 2020 | An essay arguing that everyone who uses a computer has, in important ways, always already been programming it. |
 | Perverted Wedding | 2023 | A perverted wedding performance. |
 | HEXNYE | 2024 | |
| Community Roleplay | 2025 | ||
 | Collective G00n Cave | 2024 | A multi-channel video installation of anonymously submitted videos responding to the prompt: "Share a video that is erotic to you." |
| The Cyborg Stork | 2025 | ||
| The Witness the Shield the Blade and the Word is the Body is the Word | 2023 | ||
| Cybernetics Library | |||
| WikiGameJam | 2025 | ||
| Draw What You Think Alexa Looks Like | 2019 | ||
| Garlic Trust | 2019 | Garlic Trust is a web-based interactive sculpture and trading game developed with Shu Lea Cheang for Garlic = Rich Air. Modeled on the Trust Game, it brings a speculative world to life: over 2,000 players navigate cheating, collusion, and cooperation online, culminating in an in-person exchange of harvested garlic on Rockaway Beach. | |
| Decodelia | 2016 | ||
| Partisan Thesaurus | 2017 | ||
| Recursynonym | 2016-2026 | ||
| FAILURE<>COLLAPSE<>YIELD<>CATALYZE | 2022 | ||
| Disassembler Roundtable | 2019 | ||
| Mischief Ouijai | 2017 | ||
| Cloud9.garden | 2020 | ||
| Sky View | 2017 | ||
| Generative Tarot | 2020 | ||
| Small Data Squad | 2017 | ||
| Browser Surprise | 2016 | ||
| Pepto Bismuth | 2012 | ||
| First Screen Names | 2015 | ||
| 15,000 Volts | 2011 | ||
| Cybernetic Choreographies | 2017 | ||
| Cybernetics Conference | |||
 | Digital Love Languages | 2020– | |
 | Cybernetics of Sex | 2018– | |
 | Sex Ed | 2022 | |
| MDE Studio | 2024, 2025 | ||
| Code Societies: Cybernetic Sculpture | 2025 | ||
| Code Societies | 2018, 2019, 2020 | ||
 | Hex House | 2022– | Hex House is an expansive, artist-run warehouse space in East Williamsburg dedicated to experimentation, collaboration, celebration, and ceremony. |