My work investigates how technological systems shape perception, participation, and meaning. Rather than treating technology as a neutral tool, I approach it as a structuring force that mediates experience, authorship, and interaction. Each project operates as a constructed system, whether physical, digital, or hybrid, through which form and narrative emerge.

I work across immersive installation, interactive environments, generative media, fabrication, and networked platforms. The choice of medium follows the logic of the idea. Some projects function as participatory narrative systems, others as sculptural interfaces or algorithmically derived objects. Across these forms, I am interested in how meaning shifts when translated between contexts: from digital to physical, from narrative to installation, from individual authorship to distributed participation.

Computational processes, spatial prototyping, and fabrication workflows are central to my practice. I treat code, light, material, and interface as components within larger experiential frameworks. Whether working with artificial intelligence, interactive logic systems, or sculptural translation, I examine how structure shapes agency and how audiences become participants within evolving environments.

Ultimately, my work explores the entanglement between human decision making and the systems that surround it. By constructing immersive and responsive frameworks, I investigate how technology reshapes perception, collaboration, and creative agency in contemporary culture.