Experimental making functions as a form of inquiry within my practice. Through iterative exploration with materials, tools, technologies, and systems, I use making to test ideas, uncover possibilities, and generate unexpected outcomes.
My work investigates how rules, constraints, computation, and material exploration can become methods for generating knowledge. By embracing iteration, play, and experimentation, these projects reveal new ways of thinking through design while challenging conventional processes and outcomes.
Methods of Experimentation
Projects draw from a range of experimental approaches depending on the research question and context. These may include generative systems, rule-based design, material experimentation, chance operations, and participatory forms of making that use process as a catalyst for discovery.
