I am a multi disciplinary artist from Toronto, Canada
based in Boston, Massachusetts.
I studied Computational/Media Arts and Computer Science at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Tufts University, and the Creative Computing Institute at UAL.
I love working with interactivity and data, moving between and merging media arts with tactile sculptures. I strive to explore technology as an experience, medium, and subject.
I’m interested by the limits of computing and what they say about the human-computer relationship.
I’m interested in the deification of our computers and what they say about human-human relationships.
Computation theory has long shown that a machine can self-reproduce, provided its definition acts as both its genetic code and its instruction manual. I give technology my own genetic code and instruction manual, and hope that it can help reproduce a version of self that is clearer, more forgiving, and embodying of the complexities of identity.