A Bit About Myself
I create works exploring the manifold ways nature and the machine are colliding as well as the rapidly increasing complexity these interactions are both creating and revealing. With a background in engineering and biological sciences, I use generative graphics and sound, visualization, interactive environments, and sculpture to illuminate aspects of the natural world and human experience by simulation and metaphor, building microcosmic systems or frameworks within which unexpected changes can occur. I am currently a MFA candidate at the Carnegie Mellon School of Art in Pittsburgh and plan to graduate in 2013.
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