I create systems that run without my control, and that lack of control is what makes them compelling. My practice grew out of playing with making data understandable and a curiosity in the unpredictable nature of algorithms when chaos is injected. Many of my pieces are generative, built on simple code rather than AI, yet they echo the spirit of early artificial intelligence experiments. I’m fascinated by how people respond to randomness and connection, how we instinctively look for meaning and pattern even when none exists. My interactive works invite you into that process: sometimes through direct engagement, like pressing a button, and sometimes through subtle triggers, like movement. These pieces are not just objects; they’re conversations between code, light, motion, and human perception.