About

I would like to acknowledge the Lenni Lenape peoples who are the original and continued rightful stewards of the land that I love and on which I work and reside.

I am a designer, artist, coder, and educator based in Lenapehoking (Brooklyn, NY). I'm interested in computational thinking, critical technology, trans-disciplinary practice and handmade/indie web principles. I have my undergraduate degree in Industrial Design from Pratt Institute and an MFA in Design & Technology from Parsons School of Design. I also have a certificate in web development from General Assembly and a decade worth of experience as a coder. I've have worked to build digital spaces and tools for places like Linked by Air, Thinx, Lower East Side Printshop, The Photographers' Gallery, Autodesk, Small Editions, and The Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network. I've also taught at Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute, China Academy of Art, School for Poetic Computation, Girls Write Now, and Bard Experiential Learning Lab.

Artist Statement:
I work with personal and institutional archival materials to explore how identities and histories are shaped by different methods of collecting, preserving, and presenting data. I combine computational and analog techniques such as machine learning and printmaking to create projects that frequently take the form of multi-modal series, combining formats such as video, printed matter, and websites to present layered narratives. My process-driven practice integrates research— including archival exploration, oral history interviews, and site-based investigations—with personal storytelling. My work has been supported by institutions such Ada X, The Photographers' Gallery, Fotomuseum Winterthur, The Experimental Humanities Collaborative Network, The Vasari Research Centre for Art & Technology, The Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU, ETOPIA Center for Art & Technology and the Center for Book Arts. I am currently a studio ambassador at Center for Book Arts.

This website was designed and built by me, using Kirby CMS and the Velvelyne typeface.