I am an artist, musician, and engineer focusing on the idea of 'play' and
the spontaneous nature of creation. I explore the limitless potential of light, sound, video, and
electronics for creative expression of everyone. I have been focusing on the idea of 'play' and the
spontaneous nature of creation: art as a wide sense of inclusivity. I love using technology to create
transportive spaces, taking people out of their everyday world.
I focus on repurposing scavenged relics of the past, reverse
engineering, and sharing knowledge. By using imagination, shared skills and tools, I rebuild for
unimagined new
potentials. My work combines art practice, engineering practice, learning, and teaching.
I have designed and lead teams fabricating stage installations for
Moses Sumney,
Too Many Zooz,
Hundred Waters and
more. I have worked with corporate
clients designing immersive
interactive
installations for events. I have built
interactive public art installations for
institutions
and
festivals, worked as master electrician
and lighting designer in theater and live
event production, and helped build
DIY art spaces in Atlanta. I have also toured the world as a musician playing synthesizers
in the electro-pop groups Reptar and Givers.
In 2022, I received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from
Georgia Tech, graduating with the highest honors.