My practice is a search for new ways to understand and perceive the world. I create diverse art across visual, musical, multisensory, and tactile modes of expression. The interaction between the senses is a key element to much of my work.

I use electronics, code, 3D printing, and music to create pieces that defy categorization. A tactile sculpture captures an entire thirteen minute audiovisual artwork with 3D printed bioplastic. A pedestal uses air to create a truly invisible piece of art that can only be felt. Music dances across your fingers as an artwork touches you in rhythm with Bach, brought together by embedded circuit boards, electromagnets, and LEDs. Code digs into the unseen depths of the data that surrounds us, bringing digital artifacts to the surface. They take the form of 2D bit art that visually represents the underlying structure of the data that breathes life into our digital world.

The concepts I work with are abstract, but rooted in the way we interact with the world. Technology is the key that lets me push the boundaries that exist in every sphere. I use my work to explore the edges of what art is and can be.