I'm a design researcher exploring how computational systems shape human agency, bodily autonomy, and the ways we interact with technology.
My practice combines research-through-design, critical inquiry, and physical prototyping to investigate human–technology relationships. Through tangible interfaces, material experimentation, and speculative design, I explore how these relationships can be made visible, felt, and questioned.
I graduated Cum Laude from the University of Washington’s Interaction Design program. Working across HCI, material experimentation, and design practice, I’m drawn to questions that emerge through making—and to the everyday experiences that give those questions meaning.
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.
Space for a forthcoming research entry.
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
