About me

I am interested in topics that move across the thresholds of quantum theory, machine systems, and embodied experience. Trained in the physics of light-matter entanglement and quantum computation, I currently work as a Quantum Architect on the scalable development of photonic quantum architectures. This technical focus is part of a broader inquiry into how emerging quantum technologies intersect with cognition and perception—my side ongoing research explores how quantum technologies and cybernetic thought co-compose new modes of sensing, relating, and becoming.

My broader practice emerges from this same terrain, where code becomes perceptual, and computation leaks into affect. Through writing, sound synthesis and custom electronic systems, I think and build generative environments that reconfigure nature as a machinic intelligence—distributed, recursive, and alive. Installations and audiovisual works blur disciplinary boundaries, tracing speculative ecologies where the organic and the synthetic, the theoretical and the felt, entangle and evolve.