I design, make, and study digital systems and experiences that help people grow, connect, and participate in the world around them.
Working between the material and the technical, my practice draws from craft, play, storytelling, learning, community collaboration, and public media. I create analog–digital hybrid systems that invite participation rather than passive consumption, cultivating agency, belonging, and care.
I approach design as optimistic curiosity and building tools, environments, and experiences that people can explore, question, and reshape together. Through prototypes, participatory workshops, and experimental media, my work foregrounds experimentation, learning, and collective imagination.
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. I design toward systems that expand participation and help communities imagine more just and loving futures.