About

My work explores the creation and loss of memory. With a background in computer science, I’m drawn to the ephemeral nature of digital memory and its parallels to human recollection. I investigate how memory—both human and computational—fades, fragments, and transforms over time, often shaped by entropy and decay. Through interactive installations, kinetic sculptures, and web-based art, I use the computer both as a tool and as a medium. I often translate intangible digital processes into physical form, giving shape to the unseen mechanisms of remembrance and forgetting.