From an early age, I’ve loved to express myself through doodles, poetry, dance, and most other forms of art presented to me. A favorite childhood pastime was taking apart scrap electronics from my father’s IT consulting business and using them to fuel cardboard inventions.

Ever since, I’ve pursued my passions in creating experiences both digital (web applications, apps) and inphysical form (installation art, interactive devices). When I use my magnifying glass on scavenged E-waste components or Chrome’s developer tools tool to decipher the source code of a website, I draw inspiration that I use for myself and my community. When I visualize the motion of my body in a ballet combination or animate a Bézier curve, my mind follows shared creative patterns.

At Dartmouth, I sharpened these skills through a broad exploration of the liberal arts alongside focused study in Computer Science, Human-Centered Design, and Studio Art.

I hope this portfolio gives you insight into who I am and who I am becoming through the lens of my work.