Roadhouse Radio — Ngahere Toa, Matt Shortis & Triskelle 3D
Matt Shortis
Humming Hut 2026
Festival installations and interactive art pieces built with micro-electronics, LEDs, and projection mapping — work under the name Matt Shortis.
The practice is multi-format: solving creative problems live on site, leading art-teams through build weeks, and programming the DMX and lighting that runs the show around the art. Signature pieces include hand-built wizard staffs packed with LEDs and sound-reactive features — interactive art you can carry and perform with.
- Interactive Art
- LEDs & Projection Mapping
- Micro-Electronics
- DMX & Stage Curation
- Wizard Staffs
- Web Development
Ngahere Toa
Ngahere Toa is the artist name — a practice that runs two ways: a DJ side and a composition side, both under the same name.
Festival DJ Sets
Underground EDM festival sets — reading a floor and holding energy through a long set, mixing with intent rather than habit.
Sound Journeys
Longer-form "sound journeys" built for immersive listening rather than the dancefloor. Composition work is in active development; hear the evolving catalog on SoundCloud.
Triskelle 3D
Interactive Brain Midi Controller
The making side of the practice — turning filament, microcontrollers, and sensors into things that print, move, react, and report back.
Triskelle 3D covers 3D printing, micro-electronics, and smart-home territory: printed parts and enclosures, microcontrollers wired into real builds, and Home Assistant installs that tie it all together. From one-off art hardware to practical home automation, it's the hands-on engineering that holds the whole touring practice together.
- 3D Printing
- Micro-Electronics
- Microcontrollers
- Smart Home / HA
- Sensors & Relays
Let's build something
Event management, commissioning a piece, performance bookings, or technology consultation — pick the inquiry type and the form will ask only what's relevant. Send a message and we'll take it from there.