Creative technologist & interactive developer.

Guests used a custom stand-and-TV booth that turned a camera capture into a character portrait and a branded physical print.

Selected captures became distinct illustrated portraits on branded Warehouse cards.

Developed a brick-based visual system and responsive site that connect the launch posters, event RSVP, and confirmation experience.

A coordinated identity and working website delivered for The Warehouse launch.

Connected the conference story, program, registration, and partner visibility through one public-facing platform.

The conference brought together 300+ attendees and approximately 20 speakers, mentors, and judges; the website was one part of that wider production.

Joined the festival story, lineup context, RSVP path, and vendor intake in one public-facing site.

The festival received 450 RSVPs; the site and launch work supported that broader effort.

Modular real-time visuals respond to sound and configurable live inputs, turning a stage or room into a shared audience-facing experience.

Demonstrated through 10+ live events reaching 2,000+ attendees as part of the broader Vibes deployment.

A browser stage lets learners drag instrument circles to change stereo position and volume while reactive visuals reflect the sound.

A working research prototype demonstrated in university classrooms, with educator and student feedback informing next steps.

Connected a Unity experience with lighting and display systems through UDP and DMX; integrated a spherical touchscreen, live stock data, and voice input.

Two interactive exhibits delivered for Accenture’s NYC Innovation Hive.

A participant moves through five emotional scenes, meeting a virtual companion and interacting with floating thoughts and animated 3D text.

Presented as an NYU ITP thesis; the original project record documents testing with 11 participants, including nine in VR headsets.

Developed and iterated interactive applications across seven themed rooms, using guest engagement to guide content updates.

The wider attraction welcomed approximately 90,000 visitors over four months.

Visitors approached and triggered a generative visual ritual they could photograph and remember.

Installed for a six-week gallery run.