Fields of Practice
Digital Ethics & Pedagogy
Transdisciplinary Art
& Narrative DesignAlgorithmic Memory
& Data PoliticsSocial Technology
& Institutional CritiqueSound Archives
& Experimental Video
What I Do
As a digital ethics educator, I’ve taught hundreds of students how to use emerging technologies consciously, creatively, and critically. My courses combine technical skills with a deep focus on access, justice, and the human dimension of AI and automation.
As an artist, I work with sound, video, with AI and human generated visuals to archive erased realities—those that bureaucratic systems fail to register. I use design as evidence and code as memory. My work is not an artistic output; it is a political gesture.
Why I Do It
My practice emerges from lived experience: navigating structural neglect, health systems, and institutional gaps that erased parts of my life. Rather than disappear, I archived. I turned absence into presence, using technology to write myself—and others—back into existence.
This is not an act of nostalgia. It is an act of counter-documentation.
