I’m a designer, maker, and systems thinker exploring how material practices can foster more just and resilient futures. I see design as a form of care—where materials, methods, and technologies respond to ecological and social realities. My work moves fluidly between physical prototyping and systems mapping, blending sustainable fabrication, civic data tools, and scenario modeling to build interventions that are both grounded and scalable.

Whether I’m working with regenerative biomaterials, developing public interest technologies, or leading workshops, I’m interested in how storytelling, strategy, and hands-on experimentation can help shape futures that are equitable, poetic, and deeply rooted in place.