I investigate how technology shapes human agency through tangible interfaces, human–AI experiments, material investigations, and qualitative research. My practice asks how designed systems influence what people do, understand, and experience.
I graduated Cum Laude from the University of Washington’s Interaction Design program in June 2026. My experimental design practice combines research-through-design, physical prototyping, and critical inquiry. At NASA Langley, I translate complex operational data into clear interfaces for engineers.
Research-through-Design
Design Inquiry
Qualitative Research
Interviews & Thematic Analysis
Physical Computing
ESP32 & Haptic Systems
Critical Design
Speculation & Theory
Spatial Prototyping
Unity & Hand Tracking
Participatory Methods
Workshops & Storytelling
Co-authored research manuscript · Submitted to ACM CHI 2027
A collaborative, first-person research-through-design investigation of how everyday material traces become visible, interpretable, and shareable.
Manuscript and process inquiry, in preparation for ACM DIS 2027.
