 Superimposed Painting, 1963
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 Superimposed Painting: Composition in Complementary Colors, 1963
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 Superimposed Painting: Circles in Circles, 1963
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 Multikinetic Wheel, 1965
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 Multi-kinetic Wall, 1965
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 Trichromic X, 1967
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 Trichromic X, 1967
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 Harmonic Sculpture #10, 1968
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 Harmonic Sculpture, 1969
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 Square Tops, Smithsonian Institute exhibit in 1970
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 Tsai Cybernetic Sculpture installation, 1970s.
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 Double Level Dififraction, 1971
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 Umbrella, 1971
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 Tuning Fork, 1971
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 Sphere, 1971
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 Semisphere, 1972
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 Harmonic Circles, 1972
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 Optic fiber work with stroboscopic light emanating from within. circa 1972
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 Double Diffraction, 1972/1979
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 Multi-chromics, 1973
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 Double Diffraction, Cybernetic Sculpture, 1973
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 Globe, 1973
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 Polygon, 1975
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 Sculpture with colored aluminum strips in Tsai’s Hester Street studio, circa 1976
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 Cybernetic Sculpture A + B, 1976/86
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 Rainbow Menorah, 1977
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 Cybernetic Sculpture, outdoor installation, Wildenstein Art Center, Houston, Texas, 1978
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 Upward Falling Fountain, Installation, 1979
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 Cybernetic Sculpture Fiber Glass, 1979/1989
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 Racing Numbers, 1979
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 The Computer Column, 1980
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 Tower of Numbers, 1980
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 Plexiglass Upward Falling Fountain, Twin Pair, 1980s
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 An architectural proposal by Tsai, circa 1980
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 Computer Light, 1980
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 Quasar, 1981
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 One of Tsai’s architectural drawings for the Landmark Cybernetic Fountain.
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Tsai’s drawing in his 1981 U.S. Patent No. 4.265,402.
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 Cybernetic Water Sculpture, Raffles Tower, 1982
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 An architectural proposal, 1983
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 Light Array, 1985
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 Sphinx, a cybernetic sculpture with computer-controlled LED array at its center, 1991
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 Upward Falling Fountain: Square in Circle, 1991
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 Magic Flower, a cybernetic sculpture with computer-controlled multi-colored LED array at its center, 1993
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