I work with immersive environments, interactive systems, and audiovisual experiences because I’m curious about how people move, feel, and respond when the digital becomes spatial.
My practice sits between spatial investigation and perceptual technology: dome visuals, real-time media, and interfaces that invite people to take part rather than just look. I like working hands-on, following ideas through experimentation, exploration, iteration, and a mix of technical and artistic thinking.
I also teach and explore how design and media shape experiences in cultural and museum settings. What motivates me is creating work that feels alive, accessible, and meaningful.
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