Artist Statement
My work combines immersive technologies, experimental storytelling, critical theory, and empathetic design to create powerful, emotionally resonant interactive experiences. I refer to my projects as playful media, as they take the form of interactive art installations in augmented, virtual, and mixed reality; real-time reactive visuals; hybrid and mixed-media animation; creative coding; physical computing; and other playful experiments in which the audience (human, animal, or plant), becomes the main actor.

My recent practice centers on legitimizing videogames as an art form by challenging traditional notions of what games are supposed to be and pushing the boundaries of what this vast creative medium can offer. When developing games and larger projects, my hybrid profile allows me to act as a bridge between artistic and technical fields, working closely with musicians, writers, illustrators, engineers, programmers, and other designers. My style is defined by a balance between my staple aesthetic of colorful controlled chaos and themes of speculative fiction that reframe identity and the value of cultural heritage in an increasingly digital world.

I’m especially drawn to collaborative work in international and interdisciplinary environments, where diverse voices, cultures, and ways of thinking can shape experiences rooted in care, curiosity, and radical hope. Creating games that help us reconnect with our more human side is what makes me feel alive. My goal is to grow as a game designer who raises awareness around sensitive topics and contributes to collective healing through play, one pixel at a time.