My work in live VJing/visual art, projection mapping, generative art, and video/film have been used to illuminate spaces, describe ineffable concepts, and explore inner worlds. I’ve collaborated with organizations such as IDEO, MIT Media Lab, Robot Heart, the Museum of Science, the Hayden Planetarium, Harvard Psychology, Boston CyberArts, Boston Tech Poetics, Masary, MIT Spatial Sound Lab, and SOMERNOVA. My projects have been shown at venues, galleries, festivals, and events across New England, as well as in New York, California, Nevada, Georgia, Texas, and Arizona.

My professional career consists of over 17 years of strategic partnerships, GTM strategy, research, product management and coaching experience. I’m currently working at the Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard, where I focus on applied AI research and enablement.

I am a current grant recipient and cohort member of NEFA’s Public Art for Spatial Justice initiative through my collaboration with the Baryo Collective. My participation in this ongoing cohort reflects a commitment to socially engaged, justice-oriented, and community-driven public art creation. I am particularly interested in how immersive visual media can support cultural placemaking, diasporic storytelling, and emotional presence in public space.

My life’s work has stemmed from my passion for storytelling as a tool for learning and deep insight. I’m currently interested in the combining art, science, and emerging technologies to create novel ways to guide us towards a deeper understanding of our own thought mechanics, emotional states, and motivations. I believe that better “storyliving” can serve to improve the overall state of personal and societal wellbeing.

If you are interested in collaborating, please reach out!