My practice explores memory and identity as something unstable and continually rewritten. Working across illustration, animation, hypertext, and experimental web-based media, I construct narrative systems that resist linearity and unfold through user interaction. I am interested in how multiple temporalities and identities can coexist in digital environments without resolution.

Much of my work emerges from lived experiences of displacement and reorientation. I approach identity as something continually assembled and reassembled across different contexts. This manifests in my projects as shifting narrative voices and unstable interfaces that obscure as much as they reveal. Memory becomes less of a record of the past and more a speculative space that is partial and often unreliable.

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