Paper is my thinking tool. The pages start blank until my stream of consciousness pours through my hand. The spaces fill with words and lists, sketches, drawings, and diagrams. I capture these ideas with my pen or pencil, translating thoughts into physical presence on paper. It is here that I find things: a face where it isn’t, a word’s conflicting definitions, unanswered questions. I follow these streams of thought. How could digital experience be tangible? What would it be like to relive this dream? Why does this machine work? What if I could see what’s invisible? Hear what is silent? I listen, I keep, I iterate. 

 

What does this make me? I am a creative technologist. I play with perception, attention, material, and wonder. I am an artist. I sketch with pencil, code, and technology. My work will always, in some way, reflect an observation, a fantastic dream, or a thought that I’ve collected. I am a learner and an experimenter, an investigator and an explorer, a designer who seeks to show how much the world has to perceive. Whether I draw, build, write, code, or wield another medium not yet invented, I hope to guide my viewers to experience their worlds, and their minds, thoughtfully, with curiosity, close observation, and perhaps a piece of paper. 

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Originally trained in illustration, I recently graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Design and Technology at Parsons School of Design, The New School (NYC).