Internet art
In 1996 Mendi and Keith started making conceptual Internet art and sound art works together with the goal of creating Internet operas. Since then their writing and art projects have been featured in many publications including "Art Journal", "Artthrob", "Meridians", "Black Arts Quarterly", "El País" and "Tema Celeste", and in new media texts such as "Internet Art" (Thames and Hudson, Rachel Greene), "Sound Unbound: Writings on Contemporary Multimedia and Music Culture" (MIT Press, edited by Paul D. Miller). In 1998 they studied art and conducted interviews with artists in Ghana on electronic media. After requesting sound submissions from friends by email created the Uli Suite a sound art piece based on the Igbo abstract art form.