I’m an artist, creative technologist, educator, entrepreneur, and facilitator based in Toronto—basically, I collect titles like some people collect NFTs (though I’m not sure mine are worth much either). I work with different mediums, from painting and sketching to digital media, video, and photography. Sometimes, I bring them all together in interactive and immersive installations.
I started out in computer engineering and tech entrepreneurship, thinking I’d use technology for social good—until I realized that tech is art, and art is social good (and honestly, it’s way more fun). Now, I use creative technology to explore social and political issues, sparking conversations through interactive experiences.
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My work is driven by an exploration of two intertwined themes: social connection and social freedom. I am fascinated by the ways in which we find meaning and intimacy in small, everyday moments—those subtle exchanges and shared experiences that quietly bind us together.
At the same time, I am deeply interested in the idea of freedom through simplicity. I believe that in a world overloaded with choices and noise, true freedom can often be found in the most basic, intentional acts.
Through my art, I aim to create spaces where viewers can pause and reflect on the balance between connection and freedom, and how these themes manifest in their own lives.