I'm a communicator and researcher focused on privacy and connectivity. Feel free to learn more on my about page linked here.
In progress...
April 2025
This year I developed and ran a short course on investigating state surveillance and communicating privacy issues to broad audiences at the Abrons Art Center with School of Making Thinking. Find the course site linked here. I'd be happy to lead this or a similar course with an aligned group.
August 2024
A sonified internet speed connection test made during The Musical Web at the School for Poetic Computation. Find a live demo on my site and the code repository on Codeberg.
August 2023 through May 2024
A real-time data exploration tool for mapping routes around police surveillance infrastructure in Brooklyn, NY. Find the documentation site at this link of the same name and a presentation video on Vimeo. Completed under guidance of Luisa Pereira.
October 2023 through December 2023
A slow paper-based TCP video chat made in collaboration with Jo Suk under the guidance of Mark Lam during the course "Re-Decentralizing the Internet". Learn more on our GitHub repo.
October 2023 through December 2023
Automated insecam based chat app. Concept by ylang cao. Final project for Molly Soda's "Streaming Against the Current" course. Learn more on the GitHub repo.
October 2023 through December 2023
A data analysis of Chicago's use of the algorithmic policing tool "ShotSpotter". This was a final project for a course titled "Data Analysis, Mapping & Storytelling" taught by Lucy Block & Patrick Spauster. Read the full data story on Medium.
March 2023 through May 2023
A small network between users around the world and a single thermal printer in NYC. Made as a final project for Shawn Van Every's course titled "Live Web". Learn more on the project GitHub repo.
March 2023 through May 2023
A movement controlled music instrument & visualizer. Made in collab with Alfonssette Medina. Learn more on our repo.
2022
A short film about loss. Critically acclaimed, per Carnegie Museum of Art, Maysles Documentary Center, and E-Flux; disliked by the auteur masses on Letterboxd. Free to watch and judge on Vimeo.