CW&T is the art & design practice of Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy.

With backgrounds in Architecture, Film and Computer Science, the duo met at NYU ITP where they began their scale and medium agnostic approach to making. Since 2009, their work has spanned from interactive software to human-scaled tools that enhance our relationships to work, life and time.

Their practice centers around an iterative process of sketching, prototyping, testing, writing code, machining parts, and building each edition themselves to assess their intuitions around improving our everyday experiences.

Their projects range from devices that alter our perception of time, an electronics curriculum for artists, an astrological compass for space travelers, to objects engineered to last multiple generations.

Whether by changing expectations around how long products could last, challenging conventional timekeeping or reconsidering simple routines, they design each project with analogous guiding principles that have been ingrained into their home and work.