I design, make, and study hybrid digital-analog works that invite participation rather than passive consumption. Working across the material and the technical, my practice draws from play, storytelling, learning, craft, community collaboration, and public justice.
Grounded in open and ethical tools and processes, my experiments ask how digital technologies might deepen, rather than displace, our relationships with one another and with the worlds we inhabit. Many begin by reversing Big Tech’s defaults, trading extraction for consent and scale for care: prototypes that help us refuse the futures we’ve been handed and build more just and loving ones.
