Experimental making explores unconventional processes with tools and materials to think through design possibilities and avoid predictability.

I experiment across analog and digital formats to challenge predictability, test assumptions, and uncover new possibilities. I invite audience interaction and incorporate randomness and chance into my work to produce surprising iterations and outcomes. This open-ended, often rule-based approach supports spontaneity, creativity, and imagination—qualities I see as essential to contemporary design. I’m particularly interested in generative systems, which may be computational, but can also emerge through other processes—such as natural systems, participatory actions, or site-based experiences. I believe, this adds a unique layer of authenticity and humanity to my work.