About me

My practice sits at the intersection of multimedia design, creative technology, and play. I design experiences that only come to life when people participate. Using tools like TouchDesigner, projection mapping, real-time graphics, and interactive systems, I create installations that invite people to move, explore, collaborate, and become part of the work itself. Whether it's an audio-reactive visual performance, an immersive projection, or a collaborative drawing experience connecting strangers across cities, I'm interested in designing moments where technology quietly fades into the background and human interaction takes center stage.

Beyond digital installations, my curiosity extends to board game mechanics, escape room design, and other forms of participatory storytelling. I enjoy building systems that encourage discovery, reward experimentation, and transform audiences from passive observers into active contributors.

For me, the most successful project isn't one that people simply look at. It's one they instinctively reach out to touch, change, and share with someone else.