An open-source approach to tools, technologies, and media sits at the core of my creative work. My fine arts background blends with long-running interests in science, technology, cognitive psychology, and game theory, and that mix naturally leads me toward curious kitbashing of concepts, perception, and process. I’m often drawn to the kinds of artifacts that show up when analog and digital production methods collide in unexpected ways.
My professional path includes animation, visual effects, and sundry other media dev, but I’ve always remained focused on making tangible studio art and installations —physical works shaped by mixed technologies, experimental storytelling, and a lifelong fascination with serialized collectibles. I build these pieces to quietly pull you in and keep you looking—inviting a deeper kind of engagement, where the playful relationships between narratives, symbols, meanings, and more elusive cultural references start to reveal themselves over time.
More casually: come for the art… stay for the decoding and riddle-solving.