my current practice revolves around themes of identity, control, and feedback—how we shape our environments, and how they shape us in return. i’m especially interested in the subtle ways behaviour shifts in response to being seen, measured, or engaged.
i got into this kind of work almost by accident. in school, i took an elective called engineering in the arts, where i built an interactive sculpture that responded to proximity. something clicked. since then, i’ve been developing installations and experiences that sit between the digital and physical, evolving with each interaction.
i’m drawn to the invisible exchanges between people and systems—the feedback loops, and the illusory line between observer and participant, between intentional action and unconscious response.
2024-02
this categorization, confining an otherwise abstract thing to a name, is often instinctual.
a human acts, makes a decision, forms a response, based on the environmental state or conditions they measure, and their preexisting biases or prior state.....
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